Closing an unwanted app won’t harm your Apple Watch, and it’s a better choice to preserve the battery. In this guide, we have shared some simple ways to close the Apps on the Apple watch.
How to Close Apps on Apple Watch
Having unwanted apps in the background will put pressure on memory. Similar to iPhone, you cannot close all the apps at once on the Apple watch. So, you need to close the apps one by one manually. For whatever reason you may want to close the apps, here’s how you can do it.
Close an App Normally
Closing the apps will give some extra space in memory for other important tasks and for smooth performance. To close the app on your Apple Watch, follow the given steps.
Force Close an App
You need to force close the application when the app is not opening or is just stuck. At that time, force closing the app comes in handy. However, there’s a slight difference in steps to force close an app compared to just normal closing the app. Follow the below steps to force close the apps.
Alternatives Ways to Close Apps
Furthermore, we have shared other ways to free up the storage and memory of your Apple Watch. You can delete an app or force reboot the watch to clear the memory. Let’s see how you can do it one by one.
Force Reboot an Apple Watch
There may be a time when you need to force reboot a watch when it has serious issues. For instance, if the Apple watch is not responding or starts crashing on its own. At such a period, force rebooting could help to fix errors that may arise on your device. Force rebooting the Watch is a bit similar to what you do on an iPhone. Here’s how you can do it.
Delete an App
If you are running out of storage on your Apple Watch, the application may freeze and not open. So, one of the things you could do is simply remove the app from the device. Deleting an app on Apple Watch is easier than before. So, follow the below steps to delete it.
