Among a desktop PC, 2 MacBooks, and a business Windows laptop, I also run a dual-phone configuration: an iPhone 14 and a Galaxy S23. Theoretically, I shouldn’t have a storage problem with all of these devices, but regardless, I still do. The Android phone I use is specifically for everything work-related. Since getting the Galaxy S23 a few months ago after losing my S20 to an amateur mistake, I’ve accumulated quite a lot of junk that, frankly, I don’t have the energy to manually look up and clean up individually.
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