Apple releases new software updates often to fix bug issues that the iPhone is having from apps. But sometimes these updates are not released right away or only fix a specific problem and not all the issues that the some apps on the iPhone are causing. One thing that many don’t know is that sometimes these glitches can be fixed by either completing a hard reset or factory reset for your iPhone 11.
But when you go to do something like a factory reset, this should be a troubleshooting task for the desperate people as a last resort. The reason for this is when you do a factory reset you will erase all settings and content on your iPhone. Basically like getting your iPhone new fresh out of the box.
Before you do either a hard reset or factory reset, there something else that you should try called clearing the cache. What happens when you clear the cache on your iPhone is that it will erase things on your iPhone that could be causing problems. Instead of clearing the cache on your entire iPhone, we suggest that you just clear cache of the specific app that is causing you the problem.
For those that are interested in how to do this, below we have a tutorial on how to clear cache on iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Pro Max, iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Mini. Please follow this to see if you can fix the issues you are having with your iPhone.
How To Clear App Cache On iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12 Pro And iPhone 12 Pro Max
- From your home screen, select on Settings
- Choose on General
- Choose the option that says Storage & iCloud Usage
- Select on Manage Storage
- Go to Documents and Data
- Remove the unwanted item
In most cases after you clear cache of the app this should solve the problem. However if this does not help, then what we suggest you do is delete the app and then reinstall it. If after doing this you still having issues, then what we suggest you do is to reset the iPhone.
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