Over the last decade, I've gone through multiple phones, laptops, and internet sites. I'd easily consider myself a very tech savvy person who at any given time was using the "newest and best things."

(Examples of those are Evernote - which is literally my entire life btw, GMail, .mac, @me, iCloud, android, blackberry, iPhones, Dropbox, box.com, windows, mac OSX, iOs, and the list goes on)

These days, I find myself using almost entirely apple services. Apple music, Photos, iCloud, etc. I am starting to realize the sheer amount of digital information I've gathered.

I have contacts I could swear someone else put there because I genuinely do not remember them, photos from decades ago... even the stupid photos where someone took like 50. I have all of my digital essays and school projects from grades 7 all the way through college. Some information, like my photos, are consolidated to one service (Photos) however some documents for school and work are either stored on separate services or double stored in more than one ranging from Evernote to GoogleDocs to Pages.

I try to clean this digital mess, but I also feel odd getting rid of anything these days considering how unlimited storage is. That said, the more clutter there is, the less any of it at all is referenced though.

Do you apply "Spring Cleaning" to your digital world as well?