ive noticed that in the new world of technology people are becoming less materialistic in ways - they dont want a million nice things just the newest tech for the most part this has led to less physical hoarding from what ive seen most people who had hoarder parents are typically extremely clean anyways somewhat personal experience my mom kept way too many things however people still feel the need to hoard things that they perceive as having future value which comes out in the form of digital hoarding i too have thousands of pictures and screenshots that i dont even remember what they are for i have so many saved tiktoks youtube videos reddit posts that i havent looked at since i saved them the ironic thing is in the world of technology most of this info is readily available in a 5 second google search  pictures of friendsfamily dont count that genuinely has sentimental value im strictly talking screenshotssaved pictures from social media memes etc seriously i only started saving memes to my phone because my friends all did it then i never look at them i just deleted over 700 memes alone from my phone recently only looked at like 1 of them more than the one time   ultimately there are a few things you can do to help manage said digital hoarding  1 use specific foldersalbums whenever i save a pic to my phone i always designate it to a folder outside of screenshots or saved from appname like using memes and cooking and ideas for example im not perfect at this and i still dont frequently review these folders but it does help keep track of what and makes it easier to clear out unwantedunneeded shit  2 realize that your adhd will ultimately dictate if its worth keeping inside your brain if you didnt just hyperfocus on the thing youre saving chances are your brain doesnt want to remember it lol pick your battles decide if you can remember without the picture or if its interesting enough to come back to within 24 hours   3 spring cleaning for your devices every few months i try to go through all my tech and wipe out anything i dont use anymore i have a few flash drives that im going to start transferring some info onto that i feel is worth keeping but not needed anytime soon get a 64gb flashdrive from amazon or best buy best places to find them from my experience then make folders inside the flashdrive like receipts pictures paperwork important etc then designate a spot for the usb that you wont forget frame that mf on the wall if you need to but obviously you dont want to lose that i strictly use the inner right corner of my desk drawer so as soon as i open it the flashdrive is staring right at me   4 try to set aside an education time like once a week where you just go through all of those saved items and learn them review them etc the purpose of saving it is to have the knowledge for later right so why not just learn the info now then you can delete it and not worry about why its there and why its important to you  to be fair i dont do this one but i do think its a good idea that i should probably try to start doing   best of luck with all of your useless info lol i know the struggle