Questions and answers: How would I be able to drive my iPhone to quiets down when it stops down?

Question from Sherry K.:  My iPhone 5c hangs up on me about once a week. By hangs up I mean it just stops responding to taps, swipes or button presses. In other words, it just freezes up, and it does it at random times. The only way to get the phone to work again is to let the battery die completely since I can’t remove the battery like I did when my Android phones would hang up. Is there a way to force an iPhone 5c to shut down without having to drain the battery?
Rick’s answer: Yes Sherry, there is a way to force an iPhone 5c to shut down in most situations. Here’s how:

1 – Press and hold the Power button and Home button at the same time.

2 – When you see the apple, release the buttons and the phone should power down. This method is a lot better than just allowing the battery to die. 

Your iPhone is still under warranty so I recommend taking it in and asking them check it out for you. It could be something as simple as a rogue app that’s causing the hang-ups, but it could also be a hardware problem. It’s best to find out what the problem is while the phone is still under warranty.
And by the way, I too like the way you can simply remove the battery when most Android phones freeze up on you. I guess Apple wants you to simply trash your iPhone 5c when the battery goes bad, but you can in fact replace it. Click here for a video that shows how to do it.
Update from Sherry: Thanks for your help Rick. I tried what you suggested, and it worked. I took the phone inand they tested it. Turns out it was a game that my son had downloaded. They removed it, and so far the phone is running perfectly. Thanks again!!!