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 Oluban, 37, has only a handful of birthday photos from when she was young. But her seven-year-old-son, Arlo, has “easily 200,” captured by different attendees on their smartphones. “Practically every single second of his life is documented,” she says. “Arlo’s almost got a virtual reality representation of an event because there are so many pictures and videos. I think for him, it’s quite vivid.”
In 2023, people around the world took an estimated 5.3 billion photos, about 61,400 every second, according to photography data site Photutorial. Oluban alone has more than 140,000 pictures on her phone: selfies with Arlo, sunsets, butterflies, ice cream. They’re instantly accessible, searchable, and sharable.
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