Here’s the loop I got tired of: record a clip on my phone, try to send it, watch the messaging app either refuse the file outright or crush it into a smeared 480p mess on its own terms. Or take the other route: open a video editor, reduce the video file size by lowering its bitrate or resolution, find the export in my gallery, share that, then remember to delete it later. Which I never do, so my storage fills with files named VID_20260714_compress_final_2.mp4.
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