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I'd identify the particular app that's causing your issues; instead of mass clearing out the recents list, or rebooting, slowly signal to the OS that you're don
by msbarnett 15y ago
I'd identify the particular app that's causing your issues; instead of mass clearing out the recents list, or rebooting, slowly signal to the OS that you're done with each app, one at a time, and determine whether your phone continues to run hot and drain battery after each closure.
Eventually you'll narrow it down to the app with background privileges that's causing you grief.
Kick that app off your phone, or otherwise stop running it. If you can't live without it, then the next time your battery life goes to hell, go into the recents list and remove only the troublesome app in question, so that the OS knows you're done with it and kills its (presumably crashed or busy-looping) background thread.
Desist worrying about how many apps are in your recents list in general, because that's not a really related to the underlying problems you're experiencing.
- ghshephard 15y agoYes - I've tried that a number of times - the problem is you always _think_ you got the right app, but you are never 100% certain. And you are always worried that you just happened to have shut down an App, at the same time that the poorly behaving background app decided to Idle a bit. Better solution will be for Apple to just tell us how much power each of the running apps have used in the last 1,5,10 minutes. I agree 100% that the user _shouldn't_ have to worry about that, but when they do, it's annoying that it's so difficult to track down the problem.