If your iPhone is slow and sluggish, there could be several reasons behind it, including software updates, low storage space, background apps, or services consuming unnecessary system resources. If you want to make it go faster, don’t worry. Apple has listed some simple tips on their official support page that can help you troubleshoot performance issues.
If your iPhone freezes or has performance issues, try these tips.
– Check your network status.
– Close an app that is not responding.
-Make sure you have enough storage.
– Turn off Low Power Mode.
– Protect your device from getting too hot or cold.
– View your battery health.
1. Check your network status
According to the iPhone maker, many apps require an internet connection for their content and other functions. If the network you’re connected to is congested, it may take some time for apps to open or display their content.
Your device may also seem slow because it frequently connects to new cell towers when you’re in a moving vehicle.
Even if your device signals a strong signal, you may need to wait, try again in a different location, or use an available Wi-Fi.
If you continue to experience issues with cellular data speed, availability, or performance in multiple locations, contact your carrier.
2. Learn more about cellular data
Close an app that isn’t responding – From the iPhone’s Home screen, swipe up from the bottom of the screen and pause in the middle of the screen. On an iPhone 8 or earlier, double-click the Home button to show your most recently used apps.
– Swipe left or right to find the app you want to close. To close an app, swipe up on the preview of the app. Under normal circumstances, force-closing an app isn’t necessary and won’t make your device run faster. In fact, an app takes longer to open after being force-closed because it has to reload all its data, Apple said.
3. Learn what to do if an app repeatedly stops responding
Make sure you have enough storage – If your device is low on storage, iOS automatically frees up space when installing apps, updating iOS, downloading music, recording videos, and more. iOS only removes items that can be downloaded again or are no longer needed.
You can check your device’s storage in Settings > General > [Device] storage.
For best performance, try to maintain at least 1GB of free space. If your available storage is consistently below 1GB, your device may be slowing down as iOS or iPadOS repeatedly makes room for more content.
4. Turn off Low Power Mode
Low Power Mode is an iPhone and iPad feature that extends battery life by reducing the amount of power your device uses. In Low Power Mode, some features are turned off and some tasks may take longer to complete. If your battery icon is yellow, Low Power Mode is on.
If you need your iPhone or iPad to function without low-power restrictions, consider turning off Low Power Mode. You can turn Low Power Mode on or off in Settings > Battery.
5. View Your Battery Health
– Over time, the rechargeable batteries in all iPhone models will diminish in their capacity and peak performance and will eventually need to be replaced.
– iOS can show battery health and recommend whether the iPhone battery needs to be replaced. Go to Settings > Battery and tap on Battery Health. Battery Health is only available on the iPhone.
6. Check Your iPhone’s Battery
A touch screen that responds to taps incorrectly can slow down your device. If you think your touch screen isn’t working properly, try restarting your iPhone. If that doesn’t work, and the problem occurs in the same area of the screen across multiple apps, you may need to contact Apple Support.
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