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Easy iPhone Hack That Can Speed Up Your Phone Like New – Here’s What You Need To Do

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The day you bring home your first iPhone from the Apple store can be one of the most exciting of your life.

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But as iPhones grow older, they get slower, more clunky, and less convenient.

In fact, it is such a problem that Apple was even fined £21 million by the French government in 2020 for ‘deliberately’ slowing down its devices as newer gadgets were released, forcing people to buy the latest model.

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However, if you’ve forked out up to £1000 for an iPhone, you’re not exactly going to want to buy another one for a few years, even if your current one isn’t quite doing the trick anymore.

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Thousands of people are stuck with slow iPhones, but there is a solution at hand (Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)

If your handset is underperforming, there is luckily one incredibly easy trick you can use to reset things and get your iPhone back to full working order.

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One iPhone user realised his new iPhone 13 wasn’t running as fast as it should with its processor operating at full power, and discovered a way to fix it.

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To speed things up, you can perform a ‘force reboot’. This is where you press and release the ‘volume up’ button and then do the same with the volume down button while holding the side button.

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It's as easy as turning it off and on again
It’s as easy as turning it off and on again (Image: Getty Images)

Keep the side button held down until the Apple logo lights up the screen, and wait for the phone to start up.

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This clears the phone’s memory and allows it to start everything from fresh, meaning it won’t be clogged up with unnecessary programs.

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While the trick works well, you shouldn’t do it too often. Apple advise you only need to do it when normal restarts don’t fix a problem, and overdoing it could cause you to lose data and files.

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