[Chris Cook5]

is there a way to turn off Apps in the background after swiping up. I don't have on app refresh

[Rob Phillips]

If you're swiping up your essentially turning it off. If you aren't running background refresh you're good.

Just my two cents, but I think that constantly closing apps (swiping up) drains battery faster than leaving them alone. iOS has pretty fantastic power management without user intervention. Closing an app removes it from the phone's RAM. Opening the app back up later on means that the phone has to load it back into memory again, using up a lot more power than simply retrieving it from the background.


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[Spencerdl]

If you're swiping up your essentially turning it off. If you aren't running background refresh you're good.

Just my two cents, but I think that constantly closing apps (swiping up) drains battery faster than leaving them alone. iOS has pretty fantastic power management without user intervention. Closing an app removes it from the phone's RAM. Opening the app back up later on means that the phone has to load it back into memory again, using up a lot more power than simply retrieving it from the background.


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Exactly this^^^

[Chris Cook5]

then what's using most of my power. I know the home and lock screen are my apps but is there anything I can do to get that percentage down. it's never been this high