How to speed up iPhone with iOS 14 by clearing RAM

Does the new iOS 14 operating system released a month ago seem to run on your iPhone like it did when it was young? We can encounter problems related to performance especially with older devices. The oldest device that you can update to iOS 14 is already a 5-year-old iPhone 6s or the first-generation iPhone SE. In our magazine, we have already brought you an article in which you can read about several great tips that can make your Apple phone faster in the long term. However, if you need to speed up the phone immediately at a certain moment, you can clear the RAM memory.

What is RAM?

If you're new to the hardware world, you probably don't know what RAM is. There are, of course, all kinds of exact definitions, but of course they will not tell anything to an ordinary individual who is not interested in the issue. In simple terms, RAM can be defined as the hardware in which the data that the system currently needs is stored. This means that, for example, the displayed content of applications is stored in RAM, so that the application does not have to be reloaded after restarting from the background, but is immediately available. RAM memory is of course limited in capacity, it is usually smaller in older devices than in newer and more powerful devices. So, let's see together in this article how you can easily clear the RAM to speed up your Apple phone instantly.

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How to speed up iPhone with iOS 14 by clearing RAM

If you've decided to speed up your iPhone by clearing the RAM, it's not difficult. However, the overall procedure differs depending on whether you have an iPhone with Touch ID, or whether you have an iPhone with Face ID - in the latter case, the procedure is a bit more complicated. So read the paragraph below that corresponds to the type of iPhone you have.

Clear RAM on iPhone with Touch ID

• If you want to clear the RAM on your iPhone with Touch ID, then hold the power button.
• Hold the mentioned button until it appears screen with sliders.
• Once you are on this screen, press and hold the home button.
• Hold down the desktop button until it appears on the display applications screen.
• This resulted in clearing the RAM memory. You can use the classic device unlock.

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Clear RAM on iPhone with Face ID

• If you want to clear RAM on your iPhone with Face ID, first move to the native app Settings.
• Then go down a bit here below and open the section named Disclosure.
• Within this section, click on the row below Touch.
• Once you do, so be it up move to section Assistive Touch.
• Use the switch then function Activate AssistiveTouch.
• It will appear on the desktop after AssistiveTouch is activated small wheel.
• Now you need to go back to your iPhone default screen application Settings.
• Once you've done that, unclick the box In general.
• Then get off here all the way down where to locate the option Turn off, which you tap.
• It will then be displayed screen with sliders.
• On this screen, tap on small AssistiveTouch wheel, which will open.
• Then hold your finger on options Flat.
• Keep your finger on this option until it appears code lock screen.
• This resulted in clearing the RAM memory. You can use the classic device unlock.

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Discussion of the article

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If someone does not know what RAM is, then they should definitely not delete it. If someone knows what RAM is, they won't think of "speeding up their phone" by erasing it.

[Enrico]

Agreement

[Lemon Soda]

I agree as long as everything sleeps, but if some application freezes and killing them doesn't help, then a hard reset will help me

[Hmmm]

Isn't it faster to reboot?

[Lemon Soda]

Isn't it faster for devices with faceid data to press volume +, then volume – and then hold the power button until I see the apple?

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it can be seen that the author can't stand criticism when he makes comments all over the place.. just keep going

[Fesco]

I also wonder what the term "desktop button" is??????

[Pavel Jelic]

Home Button, home button and desktop button are one and the same. The last mentioned term is used by Apple itself and is the official term.

[Jan]

I also don't know what the home button on an iPad is, and I don't have an iPhone, so I hope that the instructions also work for the iPad