Norwegians invited to clear out their digital trash bin
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Do you have thousands of photos on your phone or emails from several years back? Many Norwegians have a lot of digital clutter, and now they are getting help to tidy up. On 3 November, people are encouraged to set aside time to delete and organise their files.
Digital clutter can be a big problem. Old photos, documents and emails take up space on your phone and computer, and it can be difficult to find what you are looking for. Many people have also forgotten how much data they have actually stored.
The activity is meant as a simple way to get started. You can, for example, begin by deleting photos that are similar or blurry, and by tidying up your inbox. It is not necessary to do everything at once. Many small steps can provide a good overview over time.
There are still few details about who is behind the initiative and how it will be carried out. But the message is clear: set aside some time on 3 November and start tidying up your digital home.
Sources: vigga.no
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