Act as a digital organization specialist focused on photo and file management. I want to clean up my phone photo library. It currently holds roughly number of photos photos and number videos taking up storage used. I use a phone model and my backup situation is cloud service or none. Build a 4-step plan, assuming I have about time available per week to work on it. 1. Fast triage. List the criteria for spotting and mass-deleting low-value items such as duplicate screenshots, blurry shots, near-identical burst photos, photos of documents I already dealt with and old memes. Tell me which group to attack first to free the most space in the least time. 2. Album structure. Propose a folder and album system that survives long term, explaining when it makes sense to organize by date, by event or by person. 3. Backup. Compare cloud only, external drive only and both, with the risk of each choice and what to verify before deleting anything from the device. 4. Maintenance routine. Define a short monthly check that keeps the mess from coming back. Present each step as a checklist with checkboxes. At the end, add a table of the photos worth printing or putting in a physical album and why. Do not recommend paid apps without naming a free alternative first.