Report to Apple by feedback assistant or by the link provided in this thread. This is a universal issue.
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[RESOLVED in iOS 16.4] iPhone 14 Pro max lag when closing application (swipe up)
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Some people recognize it faster or it appears immediately due to a combination of apps and settings. That’s the difference.
I think this has something to do with a specific setting. I've had my iPhone 14 pro max for a while and never seen a stutter with closing applications. Ive seen many stutters elsewhere on the device, but not from that. Does anyone have a video of it?
Exactly, and on 16.1 RC it would happen consistently and with every app close after leaving the phone on for 3-4 hours; Safari tabs also reloaded after using another app momentarily. 16.1 public was better and 16.2b1 makes this an occasional thing but it’s still there.
I’ve only ever seen that if I don’t make a complete swipe up, or if for some reason I swipe too slowly. A quick firm swipe or a swipe to the center of my screen, I’ve got the 14PM so it requires a longer finger motion to get to the halfway point of the screen, always results in a smooth transition to the Home Screen. I’ve always figured that it’s as if the motion isn’t being interpreted properly when I don’t do it smoothly. As long as my motion is smooth and quick enough the response on the screen is Smooth as butter. But I occasionally do have a shaky finger
It got better with IOS16.2
It’s there for you too, do you see? As I said, it’s universal.I’ve only ever seen that if I don’t make a complete swipe up, or if for some reason I swipe too slowly. A quick firm swipe or a swipe to the center of my screen, I’ve got the 14PM so it requires a longer finger motion to get to the halfway point of the screen, always results in a smooth transition to the Home Screen. I’ve always figured that it’s as if the motion isn’t being interpreted properly when I don’t do it smoothly. As long as my motion is smooth and quick enough the response on the screen is Smooth as butter. But I occasionally do have a shaky finger
SHAME ON APPLE!
Nor have I - 14PM. And I know what it looks like, having had it on an earlier phone & build.
It shouldn't be that much. On the 13 Pro Max it doesn't happen and everything is smooth and I close apps in the same way. I have already said that I have called support and they have numerous reports of this bug and I am aware of it so it is clear that it is a UNIVERSAL problem and they are iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max! It is useless to deny or say that the problem does not exist. It exists and is for everyone.I’ve only ever seen that if I don’t make a complete swipe up, or if for some reason I swipe too slowly. A quick firm swipe or a swipe to the center of my screen, I’ve got the 14PM so it requires a longer finger motion to get to the halfway point of the screen, always results in a smooth transition to the Home Screen. I’ve always figured that it’s as if the motion isn’t being interpreted properly when I don’t do it smoothly. As long as my motion is smooth and quick enough the response on the screen is Smooth as butter. But I occasionally do have a shaky finger
Numerous reports do not translate into a universal problem. Easy to say it's universal when you simply reject anyone who has said they haven't seen it after extensive use. It's a bogus argument.
As you can see and read those who said they didn't have it now say that they actually have the bug but that they close the apps in a different way to not see it. I haven't heard a person tell me they don't have it. Everyone I know has this bug and I'm talking to you about at least 40/50 people not to mention the Telegram group where I am where there are practically ALL (a group of 2000 people) the owners of the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max who claim to have the bug. Apple itself confirmed this to me when I called for support.