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🔔 Tame your notifications

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What you'll learn

Become a digital minimalist! Taming notifications for your mind and the planet 🌍😌 This mini-course outlines the dual impact of notification overload and provides a step-by-step action plan to streamline your digital devices. 👍100% Free. 🕒 Takes under 15 minutes. Every push notification, auto-refreshed status update, and background alert requires server power, network transmission, and device processing. Beyond driving digital fatigue, this constant data exchange contributes to the growing environmental footprint of global data infrastructure. ⚡ Energy Strain: Thousands of auto refresh app updates require continuous electricity to stay accessible on servers data centres. 💧 Water Consumption: Data Centres consume billions of litres of water to keep those servers cool. 🧠 Mental Friction: Unread badges and constant notifications are a distraction, triggering micro-anxiety, fragmenting focus and productivity. By applying simple digital hygiene habits, you can directly reduce demand on energy grids, lower your carbon footprint, and enjoy a calmer, distraction-free mind.

You can also join this program via the mobile app. Go to the app

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Why Dwindl?

💰 Save Money:

Reduce runaway cloud storage bills and underutilised server costs.

​🌱 Reach Carbon Targets:

Uncover hidden digital Scope 3 emissions and meet your net-zero goals.

​💧 Save Water & Energy:

​Cut down on data centre cooling strain and power consumption.

​🔄 Tech Positive, Waste Negative:

​Responsible AI & data usage without stopping technological progress.

​🧠 Improve Wellbeing:

​Reduce cognitive overload and digital clutter for your workforce.

Frequently asked questions

Disclaimer:

While we aim to be as accurate as possible, any figures shown in learning materials are estimates based on average UK digital populations, data transfer rates, and carbon/water intensity metrics, intended for illustrative purposes to show the collective impact of digital waste.

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