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As a chronic documentarian my phone is filled with memories, which I would like to access when I feel like it. Being bombarded with suggested images randomly on my homescreen takes me out of the moment, and it’s easy to fix- 1. Go to settings: Open the Settings app on your iphone 2. Scroll to Photos: Tap on Photos 3. Turn Off Memories and Featured Photos: Toggle off Show Featured Content New Year means New Possibilities! Here's to creating The New!
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Dec 31, 2024

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having your phone be black and white makes every app 10x less addictive. i turn my phone on & off black and white depending on what i’m doing and there’s an easy way to switch back and forth in settings by triple clicking the side button: accessibility > general > accessibility shortcut > color filters and then you can go to color filters (just search it) and choose grayscale. i set mine at ~90% intensity so i can still see a hint of color. i love looking up from my phone and thinking ā€œwow, the world is so colorfulā€
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Small thing that’s just helped me spend less time on my phone is switching everything to grayscale so it’s less fun to look at and it’s helped a lot. Makes my phone feel more like a tool and not an extension of my body. it’s somewhere in the accessibility menu on iPhone
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give your mind the gift of less visual info, and photos look cooler!
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