How to Close All Windows on Your iPhone

Are you tired of having multiple apps running in the background on your iPhone, taking up valuable memory space? While there is no official function to close all apps at once, there are a few tricks you can use to put them into an inactive state. In this article, we'll show you how to do just that.

One way to prevent apps from working in the background and loading main memory is to press and hold the Home button until the 'slide to power off' slider appears. This will shut down all running apps, allowing you to start fresh with a clean slate.

However, if you're using an iPhone 8 or older model, there's another trick you can use to close multiple apps at once. By pressing and holding the Home button until you return to the Home screen, you'll be able to put all your open apps into an inactive state simultaneously.

It might not be as convenient as having a dedicated 'close all apps' gesture, but this little hack can still come in handy if you want to tidy up your app switcher or start fresh with an app that's been acting strangely. Additionally, closing an app is always useful when encountering strange behavior or bugs and wanting to start over.

So the next time you're dealing with a cluttered app switcher or experiencing issues with an app, remember these simple tricks to put all your apps into an inactive state. Your iPhone will thank you!

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