MacPaw's new app helps you remove redundant photos from your iPhone
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MacPaw, which makes Mac and iOS apps, has released a new iPhone app called CleanMyPhone, which helps users free up storage by removing duplicate photos and cleaning up other unwanted images.
The app is divided into three main tabs: declutter, organize, and network. Declutter detects and scans your photos to find duplicates, screenshots, screen recordings, TikTok videos, app folders and blurred images. By default, all images are selected to be cleaned in one tap. But you can unselect a few images as well.
Organize scans of your photos for the last seven days, the last 30 days, or a custom range. Once the scan is complete, you will see categories such as pets, travel, portraits, food, and others. You can add all these photos to a new folder.
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If you tap on a category, you will see “Similars” and “Uniques” options. Similars will have almost identical shots grouped together so you can remove either of them. In our testing, we saw that even photos with different filters or styles were grouped. That’s why you might want to have a look at some of the grouped photos before cleaning them. In the Uniques category, you might find some images that you can delete.
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If you don’t want the app to scan certain images, you can mark them as sensitive. The next time the app will perform a scan, it will ignore all these images.
The app also has a network speed test for some reason as well. While it’s a useful tool overall, it feels like a mismatch in this app. The company said it included this feature to provide “comprehensive utility like CleanMyMac” — the company’s Mac focused app to free up storage.
The free version of the app has certain limitations such as access to only “Other” category for organization and no ability to mark content as “sensetive.” To unlock these features users can pay an annual fee of $24.99. The company said it is aiming to release a one-time fee later this year.
Earlier this month, MacPaw became one of the first companies to publically adopt Apple’s DMA rule changes and announced that it is planning to release a Setapp app store on iOS.
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