Article: This will keep many of the emails you soon delete from returning. Notifications and/or from sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ are candidates for this, as well as promotions from stores you no longer visit.  To unsubscribe from an email, open the email by clicking on it.  Scroll to the bottom and look for a row of links that are gray colored and underlined. Click the “Unsubscribe” link.  The link will open a new page, which will either notify you that your request has been granted or require you to take additional steps to confirm your intention to unsubscribe. Spam messages are essentially junk mail, unsolicited messages that people send out to coerce you to give them your personal information or get you to click on a link that may upload malware onto your computer.  If some of these messages made it into your inbox, it's important to weed them out.  If you find an email in your inbox that you think is clearly spam, click “Report spam” at the top of the page instead of trying to unsubscribe.  This will move the email automatically into your spam folder.  Do a quick search by typing in the sender's email address to see if any other spam messages made it into your inbox and need to be reported. Emails identified or reported as spam are placed in a separate folder labeled Spam or Junk.  To clear out your entire spam folder select all of the messages, either by clicking the checkbox above the first email or clicking a link that says “Check all,” then click “Delete.”  Depending on your email provider you may also see a link that says “Delete all messages.” Typically anything over 30 days that you haven't done anything with and/or doesn't have any important information you need can be deleted.  This may be somewhat time-consuming because you'll have to sift through your inbox slowly and get rid of the emails individually that meet this criteria.   However, you can do this quickly and simply by deleting several related emails at once.  You can isolate several emails at once by typing the name of the sender in the search bar.  Look near the right edge of the search bar for a drop-down button and click it.  If your email program is Outlook, you will likely have to put your cursor in the box, as if you going to type something, by clicking the search box. Click the link for “advanced search” options to specify your search method.  Select the option to search by sender only.  For best results, copy and paste the sender's email address.  This will isolate emails that are an exact match. Depending on which email program you use, click the option to select all, and then click “delete.” This isolation method will work well to delete the emails from senders you've unsubscribed from. Emails you may want to hold on to, include unread messages you've yet to take action on, promotional emails you enjoy receiving, records of recent purchases, or correspondence about a significant matter.  Knowing where each message should go shouldn't be difficult since you've already created your new folders.  The process of moving a message from your inbox to a folder is not the same for all email providers, but this same basic process can apply to most. Select the message you'd like to move by either clicking the checkbox next to it or by clicking the message directly. Then look along the panel on the left side of your inbox, or along the ribbon at the top of your inbox; you should see a tab for “Folders” or a tab that says “Move to.”  Click it, and then select from the dropdown box the name of the folder you'd like send the message to. Moving emails to new folders one by one can be a daunting task.  You can simplify the process by isolating several related emails to send to a folder at once.  If you've received several emails from the same sender, you can type the sender's name in the search box to show only those particular emails.  If you want to move all of your emailed receipts to a particular folder, do a general search for the word “receipt” to show all of the messages containing that term.  Or if you want to save promotional emails from your favorite store, type the name of the store into the search box, and click search. Once the related messages are separated from the rest of your inbox, you can click the checkbox or link to “Select all,” click the tab “Move to,” and then click on the name of the folder you'd like the messages to occupy. If you can't isolate related emails in a search, scroll through your inbox and select the related emails individually.  Click on the checkbox of each message to select it.  If there is no checkbox next to the message, click on the first message you'd like to select in order to highlight it.  To select additional messages, click on them while simultaneously holding down the Control button (if you're on a Windows computer) or the Command button (if you're on a Mac). If you've filed away emails you've already handled but needed to keep, and deleted emails that were no longer important, you should be left with emails that are less than 30 days old and still deserve a response or action on your part.  If your goal for organizing your inbox is to have an empty inbox, go ahead and respond or act on those emails, and then file or delete them.  If you're fine with having emails left in your inbox, let the emails sit.  But make sure you respond to them in a timely manner, which should be within 30 days of their receipt. If you struggle to keep up with your messages from several email addresses, merging those email addresses could be the best option for you.  You won't have to update accounts with the new address or tell friends, family or clients about the change.  While you'll no longer log in to the old email address, it will still be active, and your messages will simply be routed to the address you'd prefer to use.  Most email providers will allow you to add up to five separate email accounts.  If you have more than five, you can have emails from your old email address forwarded to the preferred address. This basic process for consolidating separate email addresses can be applied to most email providers.  Click “Settings,” click “Accounts,” then click “Add Account.”  Type in the email address you'd like to consolidate to your account, and then click “Next.” Your email provider will process your information and then automatically fill in the remaining information it needs.  Type in your password, and then click “Next” or “Add” to connect your email address. If it's successful, you're all done.  If not, you may be asked to try again following the instructions on the screen, or you might have to try to manually connect your email address. Unfortunately, iCloud mail does not allow for you to consolidate 3rd party email addresses.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Unsubscribe from social media notifications, newsletters, and promotional emails you no longer want to see. Clear out your spam folder. Delete emails you no longer need. File the messages you want to keep. Move several emails at once into a new folder. Take action on remaining emails. Consolidate separate email addresses.
Article: If there are fingerprints or other stains on your phone's screen, use microfiber cloths to clean them. You can purchase microfiber cloths at most drug stores or department stores. The texture of these cloths can easily remove fingerprints and stains. Do not substitute the microfiber cloth with soft tissues like Kleenex. These can break during the cleaning process and stick onto the lens or scratch it. Take the microfiber cloth out of its package. Very gently swab the surface of your iPhone's camera lens. Wipe your lens down as long as necessary to remove unwanted stains and fingerprints. It is not necessary to use cleaning products on your iPhone's screen to remove stains. In fact, cleaning products could potentially damage the iPhone screen. Stick to dry microfiber cloths without added water or products to clean your iPhone.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Opt for microfiber cloths. Wipe down the lens gently. Do not use chemical cleaning products on your iPhone screen.