How to close apps on your iPhone or iPad

Macworld
Sep 7, 2015, 4:00 pm2.9k ptsInteresting
iOS is generally smart enough to keep a background app from needlessly eating up battery life or system resources. But sometimes, stuff goes wrong. An app may glitch out and stop responding, or it may eat up absurd amounts of data in the background. If that happens, closing a troublesome app is as easy as…

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