Owners of the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR devices have been battling the problem of their phone screen crashing and freezing irrespective of the application they are using when the display froze.
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This crashing happens for both default applications and 3rd party apps. If you are facing this issue on your iOS device then we have brought your solution.
There are several reasons why your iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR might freeze and crash, but it is important to be aware that you have to back up all your files before adhering to the instructions below:
1. Delete Bad Apps
Severally, 3rd-party applications can be the reason for the freeze and crash on your iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR. If you remember that you downloaded an app that is causing the problem, check out the reviews of the app in the App store to confirm if other iOS owners like yourself are complaining about it too.
Because fixing 3rd-party apps is not Apple’s cup of tea, it is the duty of the developer to rectify the problem that users are battling with the app. If the problem is not rectified after some time, it is best to get rid.
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2. Memory Issue
It could also be that it has been a long time since you powered your iOS device off. Your phone can start to freeze when there is a memory glitch that happened because you launched too many applications. Powering your device off and on again can be the fix you so badly want.
3. Factory Reset
Another solution that has been very handy in rectifying the freezing and crashing problem on the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max and iPhone XR is the factory reset. Since you already know this will get rid of all your files, it will be wise to back them up.
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4. Lack Of Memory
It is also a possibility that your iOS device is lacking enough memory.
To create space on your phone, exit applications that you are not using to free up working memory (also known as RAM) on your device and make sure you only launch what you intend to use.
Several iPhone owners have made it a habit to launch apps unnecessarily and then do nothing with them. This will not be a problem if you have just a few apps, but if you have several of them, it will hinder the iPhone’s memory.
Do not also forget to delete apps that you no longer have use to create space on your iOS device. This will give your phone less work to do and will make it function smoother.
