Federico[[federico]] While I don’t understand those who obsessively force-quit all their iPhone apps as soon as they stop using them, I do occasionally need to manually terminate an app that isn’t working well or is stuck in a specific screen due to a bug. By default, the iPhone X makes the process of force-quitting apps...
Force-Quitting Apps on the iPhone X
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