Digital habits

⏱️ Screen Time Behavior

• On free time, she spends an average of 4–6 hours daily on digital hobbies: passion projects, casual games, and social media.
•  TikTok takes up the longest screen time often, followed by Pinterest, Instagram, and Facebook.
•  If she has important tasks (like school work or deadlines), she does those first before indulging in digital fun. Priorities first, then reward.

🧹 Weekly Digital Decluttering Ritual

• Removes old or unnecessary posts from social media at other times.
• Unfriends or unfollows inactive or random contacts occasionally.
•  Clears browser cache and storage sometimes.
•  Deletes unimportant emails every other week.
•  Cleans her downloads folder and laptop files when she feels she needs cleanup.
•  Uses Windows Disk Cleanup and empties the TEMP folder.

🔐 Password Management

• Uses Google Password Manager to securely store and autofill her logins, or remembers mentally occasionally.
•  Updates passwords when prompted or after a reset
•  Mostly keeps recovery options updated.

📁 Transferring Files

•  Phone photos/files → Transferred/copied to portable storage every 2-3 months
•  Laptop files → Moved to portable storage every 2-3 weeks

🔋 Device Charging Habits

•  Usually charges when the battery hits 10–15%.
•  After long usage, she lets her phone cool down before charging again.
•  Stops charging around 97% to preserve battery health.
•  Does occasional deep charge cycles for battery calibration.

🔔 Notifications Handling

•  Uses “Do Not Disturb” mode when studying, working, or sleeping, but sometimes forgets to turn it on or keeps it off during lighter tasks.
• Checks and replies to messages when she’s free or in the mood, but occasionally replies even when slightly busy.
• Turns off notifications for apps that aren’t urgent, though some apps remain on depending on how she feels or how often she uses them.
• Prioritizes mental focus and peace, but sometimes allows herself to be distracted for a while before getting back on track. 

📝 Phone Note-Taking Style

•  Jots down quick thoughts, reminders, ideas on the built-in notes app or Google Keep sometimes.
•  Uses emojis to match the mood or importance (e.g., ✨🧠📌💡) when she feels like it.
•  Color-codes her notes sometimes with aesthetic pastel themes.
•  Sometimes organizes them by tags like “todo,” “grocery,” “lyrics,” or “quotes”