iPhone Shell command to permanently kill respawning apps

Hi all,

After a couple of days, my phone bogs down and almost grinds to a halt. So much so that answering an incoming call in almost missed because the slider is unresponsive.

Usually a reboot fixes all this and the phone is back to normal, but a few days later it happens again.

I've managed to put an automatic reboot script on the phone (in /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/), and so now the phone will reboot every morning around 3am. Cool.

What I'd like to know is, how do I do a clean reboot.. ie, have all apps like facebook, messenger, etc NOT re-open on reboot.

I noticed that when logged in via ssh that if I kill -9 [Facebook PID] that it respawns. Using launchctl doesn't seem to work either. I figure there must be a way to do this, I've googled it to death with no solution.

I would have thought there's a way to do some kind of "clean boot".


Can anyone help?

 

It would be nice to do this via a shell command. That way I can do it all without having to touch the phone, and let it happen overnight.