Manufactured Recollection — Real Life
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What does a platform want you to remember?
Manufactured Recollection What does a platform want you to remember? Sara Reinis June 10, 2019 share Image: By Russell Sadeghpour for Real Life . As digital images and image-sharing apps have taken us beyond the physical and technical limitations of film, we have entered an era of constant photo taking. Estimates suggest that well over a trillion photos are now being taken annually, leading to overflowing personal photo archives that are increasingly difficult to sort through manually. My own Apple Photos library extends back to 2008 and includes more than 30,000 photos — three times more phot
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