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The process to force restart depends on which iPhone model you have: Sometimes all it takes is a quick restart. It may sound obvious or dull, but it's the same approach as restarting a computer that's acting up, and oftentimes, it cures whatever ails your iPhone.

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For example, the Music app will allow you to remove albums you've downloaded to your device for offline access.Ĭorrect glitches and bugs with this simple stepįor random issues and bugginess - like an iPhone that isn't staying connected to Wi-Fi, keeps freezing up or is just running really slow - force restart it. Tap an app to view more information, including options to delete data associated with the app. Then go through the list of apps to see which are using the most storage.

Go through the recommendations list to see what steps Apple suggests you take. Go to Settings > General > iPhone Storage and wait a few seconds while the information loads. Use Apple's built-in tool to free up space.Īpple built a storage management tool into iOS that not only shows you what's taking up space but also recommends actions you can take to fix the problem.

#Act by sage troubleshooting update#

It's actually a good idea to go through this list and turn off any app you don't need to update in the background, even if it isn't currently causing battery issues.Īlternatively, check your phone's battery health in the Battery settings page ( Settings > Battery > Battery Health) to see if the battery needs replaced. In the Settings app, go to General > Background App Refresh and turn off the app's ability to update itself when you're not using it.

I don't mind if an app like Outlook has high background activity since it's refreshing my inbox, but if there was an app - say, Facebook - that is refreshing in the background and you don't want it to, here's what to do. Look for a rogue app running in the background - you'll see "background activity" below the app's name - or for an app's usage that's higher than you think it should be.