Want your iPhone to run faster? Here’s a simple fix

Tired of laggy iPhone browsing? Even the newest models can be affected if users are not keeping phones optimized. 

A simple way to ensure a phone stays fast is by clearing a cache and giving browsers a jumpstart. 

Clearing a cache moves data phones store to prevent having to download it again every time a user opens a webpage. 

Most people only need to clear their caches every few months, depending on their usage.

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Be warned: clearing your cache also logs users out of pages.

So, how do you do it? 

Freshen up your browser of choice by adjusting your settings.

In Chrome…

ILLUSTRATION – 28 April 2021, Berlin: On the screen of a smartphone you can see the logo of the app Chrome. 
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Open the app, select the three dots in the right-hand corner to open options and select Settings. Next, go to Privacy and Security and hit “Clear Browsing Data.” Make sure to click on “Cached Images and Files and Cookies.”

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In Safari…

Safari and Google Chrome browsers icons are seen displayed on phone screen in this illustration photo taken in Poland on February 20, 2020. 
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Open Settings, select Safari and find Website Data under “Advanced.” Next, select Remove All Website Data and then hit “Remove Now.” 

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In Firefox…

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Click the menu in the right corner to open up options and hit Settings. Next, select Data Management and the Website Data or Clear Private Data.