By Neil Hughes
Progressive web apps have already entered the mainstream. But will they change the world with digital experiences? It’s often said that you can tell a lot about someone by the apps on the home screen of their smartphone.However, the reality is that the first page on most phones will contain the same usual suspects such as Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and WhatsApp. Other apps will remain hidden in subfolders never to be seen again; kept far away from the apps you use regularly. Apps that become overfamiliar and intrusive, by bombarding users with notifications, will instantly be deleted if they outstay their welcome.
By Matt Burgess
Old unused apps create a privacy risk, it's time to get rid of them. While you're there, cancel your subscriptions too. You've been a fervent web user for a couple of decades now, plus you've owned a smartphone for coming up to ten years. All this online activity accumulates a huge amount of digital clutter.Free trials that you signed up to. That dormant Flickr account.
