As an iOS app developer, I wholeheartedly recommend you to close your app every now and then. Not because it can help speeding up your phone or something, but rather it helps to reduce the problems and errors you might run into. Starting an app from scratch runs a different set of steps than returning from background as well as clearing out a lot of "saved stuff". And more often than not, the developers will pay more attention to starting from scratch than from background. That's why there is the famous line: "Hello IT, have you tried turning it off and on again?"
There's a simple and practical reason to close applications when you no longer need them; it prevents the multitasking carousel from getting cluttered up and having to swipe through dozens of apps.
I agree, and I know some of them use battery life when running in the background, specially apps like Instagram. And swiping closing them when finish doesnt take that much battery unless you have an app you use a lot.
The thing is that I never go to multitask view just to open an app. Just use spotlight. The only time I use multitask view is when an app is frozen and I need to restart that app.
I have used android for 12 year and I am addicted to closing down the apps. In Android it's hard to get going with too many apps opened. I have used max 200$ phone up until now. Will get iPhone 13 in 2 days let's see how ot goes
Mike thank you so much I am an 82 year old novice every time I watch one of your videos I getting more and more knowledge on how to use my iPhone and with this new mama knowledge it makes the phone that much more valuable thank you so much please keep up the good work
A phenomenal feature I just discovered is Guided Access. I have an 18 month old who loves Frozen. Problem is she can’t help touching the screen on long car trips which inevitably takes her off the movie and she cries. Guided access essentially disables the screen, sound buttons, and lock button so that she can’t ruin her own day
And it's also a privacy feature, when you have to handle your iPhone to someone that you have trust issues with him. Just lock the app that he needs, and rest assured. I learned this trick from EverythingApplePro yt channel back in the day
0:23 you still wanna close down apps like GPS, for example Waze, it will continue to use your location even in the background and will use up resources and battery. Everything else are very good points.
First off I appreciate the lack of the intro story about how your dog sits on the couch and watch tv etc. You went right into the important stuff. I’m a new iPhone user and I’ve learned 7 outta 10 things in this video
As many others on here, I think closing apps is really useful. They often use data in the background and stay active in the background too, using a small bit of CPU power. So closing them once per day is pretty useful. But not after every use, sure, that’s overkill.
iOS dev here. Backgrounded apps absolutely run tasks in the background (depending on the app). Also, starting an app from the background vs starting anew runs completely different functions in the App Delegate and Scene delegate files. A lot of house keeping is often contained in these functions and leaving your apps open all the time can cause issues.
First tips is very useful, wow! I just found out about it today because I’ve been using android for a long time but now I upgraded to 13. Thanks from Malaysia 🇲🇾
You do not need to set your location on the weather app if you rarely leave town. Turn it off and change your widget to your hometown. This way the weather app won’t constantly be updating via your device’s location.
Depending on your definition of town, where I live on the West Coast we have the greater Victoria Region made up of numerous municipalities and the weather can be clear and sunny in one, drive 15-30min and it could be windy, overcast and hailing then 5 min later in time will have totally changed.
You also don't need to go to the app carousel in order to switch to the last app you were on. A quick swipe left or right at the bottom of the screen quickly switches your apps.
Heating while charging is not an issue anymore as in ios16 charging will be on hold if the temperature of ur phone is more even if it is connected to power source.
great video as always, just a thought : at 4:30 i wouldn't suggest to anyone to remove the case when it's hot, especially if they are out, that would put them at high risk of the phone slipping and that would be a bigger problem IMO 😢. at 6:00 upgrading the camera to 4k 60 is good if you're watching your content on tv or screen that supports 4k. unfortunately i found out that most people tend to watch their videos on phones which doesn't support 4k. so imo i think 1080p 60 is the way to go to save space. thanks as always.😊
Respectfully, I think it’s a mistake not to use the highest quality video recording setting, even if your phone isn’t 4K. Especially with irreplaceable memories, you will want to be able to watch them in the best quality possible 20 years from now. You’ll never be able to recreate that video of your kids when they’re five years old.
I think the real reason people close all the apps is because it’s like peeling a scab or scratching an itch, you shouldn’t do it but it’s very satsifying.
Closing an app immediately after use feels as necessary to me, as zipping my pants immediately after taking a piss. Just like I don't stay unzipped just because I gotta take a piss again soon, I don't let the app run the background just because I might use it again soon.
biggest tips from this video i found were battery overheating and restarting your phone, lotta people don't realize these things damage the phone more than anything else (maybe aside from dropping it lol) i used a cheap non certified cable with my 11 and after 3 years the battery health was at 71%, felt like i was constantly at 20% battery all day. and also restarting computers in general, some work computers and phones don't get reset for months and months my old job would call in a tech just to restart the computers so the registers wouldn't be so slow lol eventually i just told them how to fix it themselves and they would get mad at me for making them do more work because they took like 10 min to turn on.
I agree with everything you said here, however your last point was to reboot at least once a week... I only reboot when I feel my phone is getting slow or when there's a software bug/glitch, else it's not necessary since in standby mode iPhone does a lot of maintenance to for instance cache files.
And what do you recommend when within battery in settings you see multiple apps using background for hours?? Some Apps in the background will continue to consume battery and should be closed. Tip number one is a suggestion, and should not be taken as the end all.
It was my understanding that cables that don't have an MFI chip, won't work with an iPhone. As far as location services on always for the Weather app, why not just have it set to while using, instead of always?
I believe he uses that app the way I do: I look at my lock screen for the weather without picking up the phone, so I'm not "using" it as far as the phone can detect.
Placebo. Ever heard that word? Because what you’re doing is actually draining your battery and somehow thinking that it’s extending your battery lol. I’ve done my own testing. One day I killed my apps throughout the day and the next day I left my apps open throughout the day. There was a big difference in battery.
Thank you so much for this buddy! iPhone is expensive and I bought this 1 month now, i want to take care of this and use it properly so that my iPhone 14pro max will perform well and use it for more years to come. I learned something for my phone, thanks alot. God blessyou and to your Channel. See yeah for the next interesting videos. 😊😊
Interesting video, but somewhat contradictory. If you give an app access to your location "While Using App" and then leave that app running in the background (as suggested in tip #1) then that app will constantly track your location, as long as it is running in the background. Do that with 4, 5 plus apps and it will deplete your battery much faster than closing all those apps and reopening when needed. Not too mention, do you really want Twitter, FB, etc... tracking your movements 24/7?
I close apps cause it’s easier than to pause the media I can hear in the background. Also, it just refreshes like I just opened the app for the first time. Some apps stay where they were the last time you where there. But sometimes it relaunches itself.
@@Mistygio it’s almost literally they same thing. Swipe up and swipe up again to close. Versus swiping up and then press pause on the control panel. They both require two actions.
The multitask view may be functional for saving battery (which is probably a negligible savings anyway), but it looks like a cluttered mess, and it’s also invasive - I don’t want a visual history of the last 30 things I’ve done on my phone. Furthermore, Apple should have a “close all” function for the multitask view. My phone cost $1200. If I want to waste my battery however I see fit, I think that should be my business.
So I think the Hey Siri pause is to make sure she hears you. A lot of times when you have spotty internet or multiple devices it disable one for the other. For example if you have multiple home pods, iPhone, Apple Watch and laptop. They will all hear you based on your connection & distance but only one device will respond. This way you don’t have multiple devices responding all at one time. Siri is disabled on devices thats further away. I can also say Hey siri in front of my iPhone and Apple Watch but home pods get higher priority.
11. Stop using your iPhone without a case. I’ve seen too many people walking around with no case and cracked screens. I’ve been an iPhone user since 3Gs, drop it all the time, not one crack.
i partially disagree with the first one, because the point being of multitasking is that you can switch between apps easily, you will find hard time to multitask with crowded apps that you rarely use dumping on the list, use multitask just like what you do on desktop, minimize it when still in use, and close it when no longer in use
0:40 but make sure to not abuse of this! When you have too much appications in the app switcher, the “system data” of your iPhone fill a huge part of your storage. So, delete the app in the app switcher when you’re sure that you’ll not using it in a time
I'm so bad at the first one. I just automatically go and clear an app out when I'm done using it without thinking. That's the old Android user in me when I used phones with poor memory/management and had to keep it clear all the time if I could
I’ve had issues with keeping the apps running in the background trying to use other apps because it was using the processing power and my cellular data/Wi-Fi.., another reason I close them out is if I do keep apps running and open it back up it still tries to refresh even if I leave it running so I close them out because it refreshes the whole app. So no it doesn’t make it better with running it in the background.
Sometimes apps malfunction so you have to force close them and apps such as ‘Shazam’ and ‘News’ use up lots of battery even when you’re not using them. So should I be letting them use the excessive battery in the background or close them?
I have the 13 Pro Max and S22 Ultra. This notion that not closing your apps somehow makes stuff slow is not true. That is per my experience. My phones and apps run faster when everything's closed. Apps launch quickly than refreshing when re-opened. My two cents.
0:50 i did find that to be true, unless is an app that u check once a day or something, do not kill it everytime, otherwise if u just kill it and opens it 2 mins later, you are just eating up ur batteries
Not sure if this is a device-dependent feature, but I unfortunately don't have the camera swipe up thing on my iPhone X :( - or is there a way to set it up so? when I swipe up, I only have the photographic styles come out.. and my phone is already on iOS16 :(
0:50 it’s been hardwired in my brain from owning past androids to close all my apps otherwise I would have had insane lag. I try to keep them open but I do it unconsciously 😂
Sorry don’t agree to closing/killing all apps on iPhone - have explained this many times since I’ve used iPhones from 12+ years. Try opening Facebook, LinkedIn and instagram and May be twitter and TH-cam and then make a FaceTime video calls - calls suffers a lot, video quality is horrible but close all the apps that I mentioned above and do the same FaceTime video call to the same person on the same network from the same place and the video quality is just superb - now closing background apps does really matter - have experienced it many time and not just 1-2 times and I’ve used all the way from iPhone 4 to 14 Pro and still it’s the same
Thank you very much for the useful and informative video! I’ve bought three cheap lightning cables to avoid carrying my original cable everywhere. I don’t know if there’s a connection, but my iPhone mini 13 battery health is already at 91%😢
I really enjoyed everything about how to save your battery life and I think I will try it. I always make my iPhone turn off and I will get how to learn it. iPhone for dummies if I ever find one.
You probably have it set to auto play which recommends music similar to what you listening to. To turn it off, press the bottom right list button inside of Apple Music, then next to the play next text, you’ll see shuffle 🔀, repeat 🔁, and auto play ♾️, press the infinity sign to turn off and you should be good 👍
Daaaamn, you triggered my Siri! No one ever has. Not the commercials that try to, or even friends. We must sound alike, cuz that surprised the hell out of me
Theoretically, yes, but not all apps behave equally (either from design or by glitch/bug) in regards to them going into a power-saving state. If there’s an app that doesn’t do it, it will drain your battery. The better mindset is to just close any app you don’t plan to immediately come back to, to cut that load to prevent that chance.
Just turn off background activity in settings for the apps u don’t want it on, i turn that off for everything besides texting apps so i know when someone texts me, besides that u don’t need all the apps have background activity on wich will save alot of battery.
It is not complete true cause an app in the background could use power all the time to keep update itself without a notice, if you haven't turn this setting off. The rest are correct
Brilliant, Authentic. All valuable, necessary and important information given in an easy way. No click bait. You have gained a subscriber, Thx for an excellent video.
Do anyone know if they will get rid of the dictation microphone change? It now stays on until you manually turn it off as opposed to how it used to turn off automatically right after you speak. It’s currently really annoying. If you forget to manually turn it off then it records any extra conversation to your text or email . 😡
If you’re ever in a pinch and need a charger but don’t want to buy one, go to a hotel and tell them you forgot yours and they’ll give you one free. People tend to leave chargers and hotels often have tons of them!
I got an Iphone 14 few days ago, until now I was android user, these are great tips but I seem to have an issue with the phone. Sometimes when I open an app, my screen goes blurry and nothing happens, I need to swipe up to get back to home screen and tap the app again for it to open. Is that normal? Is there something I can do about it?
What about the lack of a silent mode icon 🔕? Since iPhones laks it, I regularly miss calls because there is no icon on the screen to remind me to switch it off when I'm in a huryy, busy, running errands etc. So how to stop missing calls when using iPhone as a primary phone? Spending 500$ on an Apple Watch to get notifications on your wrist is not an option.
Being a android user for almost decade. I used to kill background apps. Last week I bought an iPhone 14. since I used to kill background apps on my android, still have guilty feeling when apps are sitting in the background my iphone.
hello man my iphone 11 sometimes freeze and restart and when I go to the Analytics Data there is panic log, my iphone 11 has 18Gb of free storage and is on iOS 16.2 any advice? I already did Hard Reset(volune up down and side key until the apple logo appears)
What about apps that run in the background. Like a location app like Maps or TH-cam Premium. if you don't kill them they will continue to run and drain battery
Mate this video was amazing!
This dude looks like george russell
@@divijjawarani EXACTLY BRO!!!!!!!
@@divijjawarani But with a shirt on!
As an iOS app developer, I wholeheartedly recommend you to close your app every now and then. Not because it can help speeding up your phone or something, but rather it helps to reduce the problems and errors you might run into. Starting an app from scratch runs a different set of steps than returning from background as well as clearing out a lot of "saved stuff". And more often than not, the developers will pay more attention to starting from scratch than from background. That's why there is the famous line: "Hello IT, have you tried turning it off and on again?"
Also an iOS dev and I close my apps constantly. Phones are so fast these days. The load time on opening an app is negligible
I don’t know how to cut it off 5:49
8:08 @@Marcus-jt2ff
I really appreciate an app developer chiming in on this topic. 🙏🏽. Thank you
Agree
There's a simple and practical reason to close applications when you no longer need them; it prevents the multitasking carousel from getting cluttered up and having to swipe through dozens of apps.
I agree, and I know some of them use battery life when running in the background, specially apps like Instagram. And swiping closing them when finish doesnt take that much battery unless you have an app you use a lot.
The thing is that I never go to multitask view just to open an app. Just use spotlight. The only time I use multitask view is when an app is frozen and I need to restart that app.
I have used android for 12 year and I am addicted to closing down the apps. In Android it's hard to get going with too many apps opened. I have used max 200$ phone up until now.
Will get iPhone 13 in 2 days let's see how ot goes
That’s not multitasking lol
@@artfartzy I would suggest searching for the setting Background App Refresh
Mike thank you so much I am an 82 year old novice every time I watch one of your videos I getting more and more knowledge on how to use my iPhone and with this new mama knowledge it makes the phone that much more valuable thank you so much please keep up the good work
Hey don’t message this this is a bot and a scammer trying to get details from you
@@rsh4rk How is he a scammer and a bot? He’s just sharing his opinion.
@@smf53 probably wrong comment
@@smf53 the scammers reply was probably deleted
A phenomenal feature I just discovered is Guided Access. I have an 18 month old who loves Frozen. Problem is she can’t help touching the screen on long car trips which inevitably takes her off the movie and she cries. Guided access essentially disables the screen, sound buttons, and lock button so that she can’t ruin her own day
And it's also a privacy feature, when you have to handle your iPhone to someone that you have trust issues with him. Just lock the app that he needs, and rest assured. I learned this trick from EverythingApplePro yt channel back in the day
0:23 you still wanna close down apps like GPS, for example Waze, it will continue to use your location even in the background and will use up resources and battery. Everything else are very good points.
@Carl Gunderson idk its probably not nearly as much. I mostly close the apps because i would get distracted and procrastinate even more
First off I appreciate the lack of the intro story about how your dog sits on the couch and watch tv etc.
You went right into the important stuff. I’m a new iPhone user and I’ve learned 7 outta 10 things in this video
As many others on here, I think closing apps is really useful. They often use data in the background and stay active in the background too, using a small bit of CPU power. So closing them once per day is pretty useful. But not after every use, sure, that’s overkill.
No it isn’t. There is no cpu usage.
Yes there is
Yes i tried it in my iPad which btw was completely new at that time and after 2 to 3 days there was a significant drop in performance
iOS dev here. Backgrounded apps absolutely run tasks in the background (depending on the app). Also, starting an app from the background vs starting anew runs completely different functions in the App Delegate and Scene delegate files. A lot of house keeping is often contained in these functions and leaving your apps open all the time can cause issues.
@@Marcus-jt2ff I had a doubt is this applicable in only iOS or iPadOS too
First tips is very useful, wow!
I just found out about it today because I’ve been using android for a long time but now I upgraded to 13.
Thanks from Malaysia 🇲🇾
You do not need to set your location on the weather app if you rarely leave town. Turn it off and change your widget to your hometown. This way the weather app won’t constantly be updating via your device’s location.
This is a good tip.
Depending on your definition of town, where I live on the West Coast we have the greater Victoria Region made up of numerous municipalities and the weather can be clear and sunny in one, drive 15-30min and it could be windy, overcast and hailing then 5 min later in time will have totally changed.
there's also an option to switch to "while using the app and widget"
You also don't need to go to the app carousel in order to switch to the last app you were on. A quick swipe left or right at the bottom of the screen quickly switches your apps.
Heating while charging is not an issue anymore as in ios16 charging will be on hold if the temperature of ur phone is more even if it is connected to power source.
great video as always, just a thought :
at 4:30 i wouldn't suggest to anyone to remove the case when it's hot, especially if they are out, that would put them at high risk of the phone slipping and that would be a bigger problem IMO 😢.
at 6:00 upgrading the camera to 4k 60 is good if you're watching your content on tv or screen that supports 4k.
unfortunately i found out that most people tend to watch their videos on phones which doesn't support 4k.
so imo i think 1080p 60 is the way to go to save space.
thanks as always.😊
Good Point 😎👍
Respectfully, I think it’s a mistake not to use the highest quality video recording setting, even if your phone isn’t 4K. Especially with irreplaceable memories, you will want to be able to watch them in the best quality possible 20 years from now. You’ll never be able to recreate that video of your kids when they’re five years old.
@@ryanw8664 indeed.
but hopefully by that time in the future, upscale technology would be soo good to upscale my video's to 4k or even 8k 😂😂.
@@sealava 24k is the only way to roll 😆
You've just spent a shed load of money that can do so much more than previous phones. Put everything on max and enjoy.
You activated my HomePod mini while I was dozing off. She started telling me what the weather was going to be etc… I was so confused 🤣🤣🤣
I think the real reason people close all the apps is because it’s like peeling a scab or scratching an itch, you shouldn’t do it but it’s very satsifying.
Closing an app immediately after use feels as necessary to me, as zipping my pants immediately after taking a piss. Just like I don't stay unzipped just because I gotta take a piss again soon, I don't let the app run the background just because I might use it again soon.
I’m new to iPhone and just got the 14 Pro Max. Thank you so much for these tips!
Aren’t you closing the application because of tracking while open?
I’m trying these recommendations on my new 14 pro max, appreciate it😊
biggest tips from this video i found were battery overheating and restarting your phone, lotta people don't realize these things damage the phone more than anything else (maybe aside from dropping it lol) i used a cheap non certified cable with my 11 and after 3 years the battery health was at 71%, felt like i was constantly at 20% battery all day. and also restarting computers in general, some work computers and phones don't get reset for months and months my old job would call in a tech just to restart the computers so the registers wouldn't be so slow lol eventually i just told them how to fix it themselves and they would get mad at me for making them do more work because they took like 10 min to turn on.
I agree with everything you said here, however your last point was to reboot at least once a week... I only reboot when I feel my phone is getting slow or when there's a software bug/glitch, else it's not necessary since in standby mode iPhone does a lot of maintenance to for instance cache files.
damn, how did you lone that?\
@@mohilgorecha lone?
And what do you recommend when within battery in settings you see multiple apps using background for hours?? Some Apps in the background will continue to consume battery and should be closed. Tip number one is a suggestion, and should not be taken as the end all.
It was my understanding that cables that don't have an MFI chip, won't work with an iPhone. As far as location services on always for the Weather app, why not just have it set to while using, instead of always?
I believe he uses that app the way I do: I look at my lock screen for the weather without picking up the phone, so I'm not "using" it as far as the phone can detect.
Will always close my apps not in use… having them run in the background destroys the battery. Huge difference between having them open or closed!
You do you but you are 100% wrong
@@mjsabie8517 no I’m right… dunno what to tell you other than it kills my battery!!! Accept it and move on
Placebo. Ever heard that word? Because what you’re doing is actually draining your battery and somehow thinking that it’s extending your battery lol. I’ve done my own testing. One day I killed my apps throughout the day and the next day I left my apps open throughout the day. There was a big difference in battery.
@@Mistygio so you think I should do what you do? My battery is finally lasting, but you’re telling me what works for me??? Lmao ok
Thank you so much for this buddy! iPhone is expensive and I bought this 1 month now, i want to take care of this and use it properly so that my iPhone 14pro max will perform well and use it for more years to come. I learned something for my phone, thanks alot. God blessyou and to your Channel. See yeah for the next interesting videos. 😊😊
Interesting video, but somewhat contradictory. If you give an app access to your location "While Using App" and then leave that app running in the background (as suggested in tip #1) then that app will constantly track your location, as long as it is running in the background. Do that with 4, 5 plus apps and it will deplete your battery much faster than closing all those apps and reopening when needed. Not too mention, do you really want Twitter, FB, etc... tracking your movements 24/7?
iOS kills Apps in the Background using GPS after couple minutes in idle
I close apps cause it’s easier than to pause the media I can hear in the background. Also, it just refreshes like I just opened the app for the first time. Some apps stay where they were the last time you where there. But sometimes it relaunches itself.
Yes they dont always update, so close them when done and next time you open they will refresh so is better.
To stop audio, open control center and click pause. It’s much easier than going into the app switcher and finding which app is playing audio.
@@Mistygio There is no such thing in control center to stop audio from a random app.
@@Mistygio it’s almost literally they same thing. Swipe up and swipe up again to close. Versus swiping up and then press pause on the control panel. They both require two actions.
The multitask view may be functional for saving battery (which is probably a negligible savings anyway), but it looks like a cluttered mess, and it’s also invasive - I don’t want a visual history of the last 30 things I’ve done on my phone. Furthermore, Apple should have a “close all” function for the multitask view. My phone cost $1200. If I want to waste my battery however I see fit, I think that should be my business.
So I think the Hey Siri pause is to make sure she hears you. A lot of times when you have spotty internet or multiple devices it disable one for the other. For example if you have multiple home pods, iPhone, Apple Watch and laptop. They will all hear you based on your connection & distance but only one device will respond. This way you don’t have multiple devices responding all at one time. Siri is disabled on devices thats further away. I can also say Hey siri in front of my iPhone and Apple Watch but home pods get higher priority.
Good information! Also, if you use AssistiveTouch, it can be set up to lock your iPhone with a double tap. Much easier to lock with one hand.
The problem I have is keeping my phone warm when I am skiing!
Drains the phone battery in no time.
Thank you!!!! I always closed all safari tabs individually without knowing we could close them all at the same time.
11. Stop using your iPhone without a case. I’ve seen too many people walking around with no case and cracked screens. I’ve been an iPhone user since 3Gs, drop it all the time, not one crack.
How about not dropping your phone ?
Widgets and background refresh being on will drain your battery.
i partially disagree with the first one, because the point being of multitasking is that you can switch between apps easily, you will find hard time to multitask with crowded apps that you rarely use dumping on the list, use multitask just like what you do on desktop, minimize it when still in use, and close it when no longer in use
iPhone does not have real multitasking like the Galaxies, for example.
@@Pablo.Albino so?
@@Pablo.Albino Exactly. I don’t understand why it’s called multitasking, it’s just switching between apps it doesn’t even do that very well.
Your videos are super helpful
Grt work bud
Cmg from android to Ios.. ur videos helped me a lot
0:40 but make sure to not abuse of this!
When you have too much appications in the app switcher, the “system data” of your iPhone fill a huge part of your storage.
So, delete the app in the app switcher when you’re sure that you’ll not using it in a time
LOL! Your first “Hey Siri” literally triggered mine. 🤣🤣🤣 Glad you told me to stop doing that.
I'm so bad at the first one. I just automatically go and clear an app out when I'm done using it without thinking. That's the old Android user in me when I used phones with poor memory/management and had to keep it clear all the time if I could
Same !!! I just switched to an iphone 3 days ago and i always close apps without me noticing
I’ve had issues with keeping the apps running in the background trying to use other apps because it was using the processing power and my cellular data/Wi-Fi.., another reason I close them out is if I do keep apps running and open it back up it still tries to refresh even if I leave it running so I close them out because it refreshes the whole app. So no it doesn’t make it better with running it in the background.
Sometimes apps malfunction so you have to force close them and apps such as ‘Shazam’ and ‘News’ use up lots of battery even when you’re not using them. So should I be letting them use the excessive battery in the background or close them?
I have the 13 Pro Max and S22 Ultra. This notion that not closing your apps somehow makes stuff slow is not true. That is per my experience. My phones and apps run faster when everything's closed. Apps launch quickly than refreshing when re-opened.
My two cents.
I needed that camera control shortcut!! Thanks
@@michael.barlow Indeed!! I've dropped my phone few times trying to reach the top of the screen one handed.
Apple should stop "unsigning" all previous final versions of iOS, that way you can go back to 14.8.1 or 13.x.x and even 12.x.x
Apple should allow people to actually do what they want their phones to do.................. like android ones do!
@@jimw7916Meh, the most I’ve seen most Android (specifically Samsung) users do is change the font style
0:50 i did find that to be true, unless is an app that u check once a day or something, do not kill it everytime, otherwise if u just kill it and opens it 2 mins later, you are just eating up ur batteries
He makes it looks so easy getting to the different app settings- New iPhone user
Gosh the camera swipe up gesture, it's so simple but useful for someone with small hands
6:48 Thanks, it’s currently clear and 57° right now
1:45 was a good part. I like his editing keeps me watching honestly.
Thank you! Very helpful for a new iPhone user!
Thankyou for this video. I really needed this because before this I was making a few of the same mistakes you covered here.
Learned a lot especially Camera settings, application closing and opening, Siri one too
Thank you mate.
I love Iphone key board typing experience.
Can we keep the applications in background overnight also? Or we need to clear at end of the day?
I’d recommend EQ into late night for music as I can see you have a great taste and that EQ sound much better than default.
08:06 Many people probably know this already but I just learned that you can ask Siri to restart your phone. Pretty convenient.
I’m using the original charger out of the box and my iPhone is like a little portable sun 😂
😂
Mine too!!
Never owned an iPhone before. Found this really nifty! Thank you
Not sure if this is a device-dependent feature, but I unfortunately don't have the camera swipe up thing on my iPhone X :( - or is there a way to set it up so? when I swipe up, I only have the photographic styles come out.. and my phone is already on iOS16 :(
Not you gotta upgrade
Subscribed! Love your videos!
Wonderful tips! I'm brand new to the Apple world and these tips are very helpful. TFS
0:50 it’s been hardwired in my brain from owning past androids to close all my apps otherwise I would have had insane lag. I try to keep them open but I do it unconsciously 😂
The swipe up gesture in the camera app worth the like. Tks
Just the right amount of tips
Thanks a lot. How do I do that?
Very nice concise and straight-to-the-point video. Thank you, and keep up the great work.
Sorry don’t agree to closing/killing all apps on iPhone - have explained this many times since I’ve used iPhones from 12+ years.
Try opening Facebook, LinkedIn and instagram and May be twitter and TH-cam and then make a FaceTime video calls - calls suffers a lot, video quality is horrible but close all the apps that I mentioned above and do the same FaceTime video call to the same person on the same network from the same place and the video quality is just superb - now closing background apps does really matter - have experienced it many time and not just 1-2 times and I’ve used all the way from iPhone 4 to 14 Pro and still it’s the same
Great to watch idb videos again
Thank you very much for the useful and informative video!
I’ve bought three cheap lightning cables to avoid carrying my original cable everywhere. I don’t know if there’s a connection, but my iPhone mini 13 battery health is already at 91%😢
very good taste for music man
If Waza is not set to Always when you reconnect using CarPlay it never updates your location
I really enjoyed everything about how to save your battery life and I think I will try it. I always make my iPhone turn off and I will get how to learn it. iPhone for dummies if I ever find one.
How do I stop my Apple Music from playing random songs?
You probably have it set to auto play which recommends music similar to what you listening to. To turn it off, press the bottom right list button inside of Apple Music, then next to the play next text, you’ll see shuffle 🔀, repeat 🔁, and auto play ♾️, press the infinity sign to turn off and you should be good 👍
@@marcosaguilar8504 finally! Thank you so much!!
@@dangerdude19 no problem glad I could help 🤠
Daaaamn, you triggered my Siri! No one ever has. Not the commercials that try to, or even friends. We must sound alike, cuz that surprised the hell out of me
My phone doesnt let me swipe through apps when i have my finger on the screen is there a way to disable this?
Part II please Michael
Theoretically, yes, but not all apps behave equally (either from design or by glitch/bug) in regards to them going into a power-saving state. If there’s an app that doesn’t do it, it will drain your battery. The better mindset is to just close any app you don’t plan to immediately come back to, to cut that load to prevent that chance.
Just turn off background activity in settings for the apps u don’t want it on, i turn that off for everything besides texting apps so i know when someone texts me, besides that u don’t need all the apps have background activity on wich will save alot of battery.
really helpful, my use of iPhone not very sophisticated but this was good to know, thanx
It is not complete true cause an app in the background could use power all the time to keep update itself without a notice, if you haven't turn this setting off. The rest are correct
05:00 yeah mate, that's a bit too extreme. Swapping the pocket you put your iphone in based on which side the sun is shining...
Brilliant, Authentic. All valuable, necessary and important information given in an easy way. No click bait. You have gained a subscriber, Thx for an excellent video.
TY for the tips!! I believe You can also clear out the cache if you open the Camera app and close it
My Apple Music settings look totally different to yours! No option for automatic downloads?
Do anyone know if they
will get rid of the dictation microphone change?
It now stays on until you manually turn it off as opposed to how it used to turn off automatically right after you speak.
It’s currently really annoying. If you forget to manually turn it off then it records any extra conversation to your text or email . 😡
Great, all crystal clear to follow, thank you!
Thanks for the tips guilty of a few and nice to kno. The Apple Music tip was a time saver as well thanks again😎👊👊🤘
If you’re ever in a pinch and need a charger but don’t want to buy one, go to a hotel and tell them you forgot yours and they’ll give you one free. People tend to leave chargers and hotels often have tons of them!
Actually great advice bro 👌🏽
Nice one. I'm gonna go to a hotel down the road and get a charger before I buy the phone.
@@busterboy7507 😀😀😀
It will not work in India 😅
r/QuestionableLifeProHacks
Thanks for the video! Could you pls provide a link for that wallpaper?
7:10 when you did the “hey siri what’s the weather today”. . . My Siri activated and told me the weather 🤣🤣🤣
Hi, does keeping the toggle on for Always listen to Hey Siri drain your battery? If you use Siri just a couple of times a day and not all the time.
Would it be better to just clear the cache rather than reboot, or are there other reasons or things we can do?
Still closing it because it pleases my OCD. 🤷🏽♂️
I got an Iphone 14 few days ago, until now I was android user, these are great tips but I seem to have an issue with the phone. Sometimes when I open an app, my screen goes blurry and nothing happens, I need to swipe up to get back to home screen and tap the app again for it to open. Is that normal? Is there something I can do about it?
You can also just hold “done” on the safari tabs as well
Whats the difference of having one or multiple apps using location?
Isn’t just an on / off condition of the GPS?
Great video and you have a crystal clear voice.
What about the lack of a silent mode icon 🔕? Since iPhones laks it, I regularly miss calls because there is no icon on the screen to remind me to switch it off when I'm in a huryy, busy, running errands etc.
So how to stop missing calls when using iPhone as a primary phone?
Spending 500$ on an Apple Watch to get notifications on your wrist is not an option.
Being a android user for almost decade. I used to kill background apps.
Last week I bought an iPhone 14. since I used to kill background apps on my android, still have guilty feeling when apps are sitting in the background my iphone.
The video is so much good and was so useful for me! Thank you
So can I use the cable for my iphone that camed with the airpods?
hello man my iphone 11 sometimes freeze and restart and when I go to the Analytics Data there is panic log, my iphone 11 has 18Gb of free storage and is on iOS 16.2 any advice? I already did Hard Reset(volune up down and side key until the apple logo appears)
What about apps that run in the background. Like a location app like Maps or TH-cam Premium. if you don't kill them they will continue to run and drain battery
I already did most of these except one, nice to know I've been using my phone efficiently