What Kind of Smartphone User Are You?

Always carrying multiple chargers and breaking into a cold sweat at 20% battery? You're the one who treats power outlets like treasure maps and has memorized every charging station within a 5-mile radius. Your motto: 'I can't leave now; my phone's at 40%'!

Maybe consider stepping away from the outlet once in a while.

You've mastered the art of cross-platform posting and know exactly when to post for maximum likes. Instagram for brunch, LinkedIn for humble brags, and TikTok for... well, everything else. You probably have multiple folders just for photo editing apps.

But remember, life isn't all about filters and hashtags.

Put the phone down and enjoy the moment.

Your phone has more pages than a novel, and you're convinced you'll need that random app you downloaded in 2019 'someday.' Every 'storage full' notification feels like a personal attack. 'But what if I need that QR code scanner app from 2016?'

Perhaps it's time for a digital declutter.

Delete the apps you don't use and free up some space.

You avoid checking your screen time reports and insist they must be broken.

But deep down, you know the truth about your scrolling habits.

'I only use it for important things!' you say, while watching your sixth straight hour of cat videos.

Your phone is always on silent, your notifications are strictly filtered, and unread badges give you anxiety.

Silence is golden, especially when it comes to your phone.

You've created a complex system of custom vibrations and probably haven't heard your ringtone in years.

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Your home screen is a work of art with exactly six essential apps. Everything is organized by color, and you judge people who have unread email badges.

Order and simplicity are your digital commandments.

Marie Kondo would be proud of your app organization.

Your photo library is bigger than the Library of Congress. You take 17 versions of the same photo 'just to be safe' and have never deleted a single screenshot.

Tip: Deleting duplicates could free up storage space.

Your cloud storage is always full, but those 600 sunset photos are clearly all different!

That iOS update notification has been there since last summer. Your apps are all showing red badges, but you're convinced updates only make things worse.

Note: Updates often include important security fixes.

'If it ain't broke, don't fix it' is your technology mantra.

Your camera roll is 90% food photos, and you haven't eaten a meal without documenting it since 2015.

Warning: Your food might get cold while you capture the perfect shot.

You know all the best angles for coffee shots and have strong opinions about restaurant lighting.

You're constantly announcing social media breaks and downloading productivity apps. Every Sunday night, you swear this week will be different. You have Screen Time limits set for everything (and ignore them all). But deep down, you know actions speak louder than words.

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