You are surely, like a majority of Motorola Moto G42 users, in difficulty to have battery life on your mobile phone throughout your days. One of the points that consume the most battery on a mobile phone are the applications that run in the background. We are going to show you today how to close applications on a Motorola Moto G42?
To do this, first, we will briefly show you the interest of carrying out this manipulation, then, how to quit one application, several applications simultaneously, and to finish how to force an app to stop on Motorola Moto G42?
Why is it important to quit an application on your Motorola Moto G42?
To begin this article, we thought it would be useful to briefly summarize the advantages of closing an application on a Motorola Moto G42. In fact, we tend to just return to the home screen of our mobile phone, or lock it as soon as we have finished our task. However, these processes do not in any way leave the applications that are open, they are actually just put in the background and continue to function.
And, of course, if they are running, this means that they will consume your Motorola Moto G42's resources, this is annoying for two different reasons, we really suggest that you close all the applications which you do not use for :
- Improve battery life on your Motorola Moto G42 , the processor which will be less used will consume less energy and this will have repercussions on your battery, if you have battery problems on your Motorola Moto G42, we invite you to read our article on this topic
- Improve the performance of your Motorola Moto G42 , in addition to the energy gained, you will free up space on your mobile phone's RAM and on the processor, so your mobile phone will be more efficient for the rest of the tasks you ask it to perform
How to close applications on Motorola Moto G42?
It's time to show you the different techniques that exist to quit an application on your Motorola Moto G42. As we explained to you, it's really good for the general performance of your device to do so, if you don't think you'll be able to use an app again quickly, consider applying one of these techniques.
How to quit a single app on Motorola Moto G42?
If you want very easily close an application on your Motorola Moto G42 , nothing could be easier, you just have to realize the few information presented below. This action is useful when you have just used an app that you are not used to and you want to close it to prevent it from consuming energy:
- Unlock the screen of your Motorola Moto G42
- Press the button with the three horizontal lines at the bottom of your screen that represents the task Manager
- Navigate the interface by sliding to the right or left until you position yourself in front of the application you want to quit
- Drag the app up to exit
How to close all applications on your Motorola Moto G42?
Second possibility, if you are not going to use your mobile phone in the next few minutes/hours, and you have nothing open that you absolutely want to consult again, we suggest that you from time to time close all applications on your Motorola Moto G42 To free up space and avoid draining your battery life, follow these few tips to do so:
- Unlock your Motorola Moto G42
- Press the button with the three vertical lines at the bottom left of the screen to reach the task manager
- Now press "Close all" , in this way, all the applications open on your mobile phone will be quit
How to force an application to close on Motorola Moto G42?
If you ever have the feeling that an application does not really close and always stays open, you can force an application to quit on a Motorola Moto G42 . The handling is a bit longer, however you are sure of its effectiveness, here it is:
- Open the “Settings” of your Motorola Moto G42
- Go to the menu "Applications"
- Find the app you want to close in the list and tap on it
- Tap at the bottom of your screen "Force stop" , so your application will be quit
If you are looking for as many tutorials as possible to become the king of the Motorola Moto G42, we invite you to watch the other tutorials in the category: Motorola G42.
