Not only your home but also your mobile phone must be cleaned! 4 steps to organize regularly to create a refreshing digital life

Modern people’s mobile phones are filled with photos, apps, emails and various notifications. The full capacity and slow operation not only cause inconvenience but also make people feel invisible pressure. Organizing and storage expert, Senkoni! STYLE writer Yuki pointed out that by simple steps to organize your phone, you can not only free up your phone’s capacity, but also make you feel more relaxed.

1. Your mobile phone only stores “what you need at the moment.”

Your mobile phone does not need to retain all data. Keep the photos, videos and files you are currently using on your phone, and store the rest in the cloud or hard drive. For example, uploading precious memory photos to the cloud and deleting the copies on the phone, leaving only a few frequently viewed favorites, saves storage capacity and facilitates backup.

{9 99} 2. Delete infrequently used apps regularly

Apps with duplicate functions or that have not been used for a long time often appear on mobile phones. It is recommended to put frequently used apps on the homepage and occasionally use them on the second page. The screen will be neat and clear, and you can quickly find the functions you need.

3. Clean up emails and subscription notifications regularly

Online shopping or newsletter subscriptions can easily accumulate into "digital clutter." It is recommended to regularly cancel unnecessary subscriptions, delete useless emails, and keep your inbox clean. Every time you organize it, the mental burden when opening your mailbox will also be reduced.

4. Check your phone book and LINE friends regularly

Friends you haven’t contacted for years may no longer be part of your daily life. Regularly organize your address book and LINE friends, and only keep people with whom you interact frequently or have close relationships. This not only organizes information, but also allows you to re-understand your social circle.

Small habits form big changes

Just spend 3 minutes a day, or organize photos, apps and emails at a fixed time, and you can slowly form a habit.きいろ shared: "After organizing your phone, you feel lighter when you open it." Organizing your phone is not only a digital cleanup, but also a simple way to synchronize the rhythm of life with your mood. Start taking a small step today and you'll find your life becomes easier.