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The internet has turned from a useful tool into an overwhelming mess—cluttered inboxes, forgotten accounts, and sneaky subscriptions draining your money. On average, people are subscribed to 148 mailing lists, have 246 online accounts (many of which have been breached), and spend $254.31 monthly on subscriptions. This article breaks down how digital clutter happens and gives practical steps to regain control: mass unsubscribe from emails, delete old accounts to protect your data, and track your subscriptions to stop unnecessary charges.
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