Did you know that if you close Android apps on your smartphone, they don't actually stop working? Yes, indeed, those apps just keep running in the background and consume a lot of the power and other resources on the phone. While this fact may give the benefit of a quick start when you want to go back to them again, ultimately, they do slow down the phone. It's basically similar to windows being minimised on the computer. These apps that are running in the background on your Android smartphone can slow down your device and consume battery power at the same time causing stress and frustration and leading to wasted time. You must have noticed some of these negative impacts on your smartphone when it slows down without a reason or sometimes even crashing unexpectedly. The idea is to close them permanently when you are not using these apps. So, how to close them on your Android phone?
The simplest way to close all the apps that are running in the background on your Android phone lies on your homescreen only. What you will need to do is use the Android swipe gesture. Swipe up till the middle of your display, which will show up the list of all the recent apps. Here, you will get the 'Clear all' option, just tap on it to close all the running apps. You can swipe and stop a specific app too. This option is not the same on all Android devices. However, it varies only a little. If the sliding up option is not available on your smartphone, then you can find the small box at the bottom of your screen, simply tap on it which will pop up the same list of running apps in the background, which will allow clearing them all at one tap.
There can be another problem with an app that you may be facing. This deals with the times that an app
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