Where Is the Refresh Button on iPhone?
Maybe the quickestand least well-knownway to do this is to refresh your iPhone.
Refreshing an iPhone is a hidden trick.
There’s no physical button on the iPhone to refresh its memory.
There’s also no menu or onscreen option you’ll find in the configs app or anywhere else.
So to get the benefits of refreshing an iPhone’s memory, you better know these steps.
How Do I Refresh My iPhone X and Newer?
To refresh an iPhone, you need a Home button.
Luckily, you’re free to enable a virtual on-screen Home button.
Here’s everything you gotta do:
Go toSettings>Accessibility>Touch.
TapAssistiveTouch> move theAssistiveTouchslider to on/green.
An onscreen Home button is added to your screen.
Tap it to reveal the options.
The Home option is the one we need here.
Go toSettings>General>Shut Down.
On the shut-down screen, tap the onscreen Home button.
In the pop-up, tap and holdHome.
When your iPhone returns to the home screen, let go of the screen.
If youuse a passcode on your iPhone, you’ll go to the passcode-entry screen.
Your iPhone is now refreshed.
How Do I Refresh My iPhone 7 and Earlier Models?
Refreshing an iPhone 7 and earlier is more straightforward than the latest models.
That’s because these models have a physical Home button you’ve got the option to use.
Let go of the sleep/wake/Side button.
Press and hold the Home button.
When you return to your home screen or passcode screen, let go of the Home button.
Your iPhone has been refreshed.
What Happens When You Refresh Your iPhone?
Refreshing your memory clears the active memory that your iPhone is using to run apps and the OS.
It’s a lighter version of what happens when you power cycle your iPhone.
Because only the active memory is refreshed, you don’t have to worry about losing data.
Everything that’s stored on your iPhone is untouched.
Refreshed your iPhone, and things still running slowly?
A complete restart is always an excellent next step.
If nothing updates, ensure you have iCloud turned on for your calendars fromSettings>your name>iCloud.
Toclear your iPhone cachein Safari, go toSettings>Safari>Clear History and Website Data.
