Tip of the Week #308: How to Free up Storage on Your Phone

My phone is constantly running out of storage.  The problem is, it overflows with photos

To free up some storage, I have begun decluttering.

I grew up before everything went digital, and I sometimes miss the days of physical photo albums.  Sitting on the couch, flipping through memories, and reminiscing felt right.  Scrolling through photos on a screen just isn’t the same.

Years ago, my kids introduced me to a site called Artifact Uprising, which lets you turn your digital photos into high-quality physical photo albums.  I like the lower priced softcover books.

If your phone, like mine, is overloaded with pictures, this might be a perfect way to free up some space without losing memories.

If you need to free up some storage on your phone, and you want a way to hang on to those memories, you might like Artifact Uprising.

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