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I started using Facebook at the age of 13, for many hours every day. The same happened with other social media apps. I recently found that Facebook alone made around 14K from my daily usage over the years. I paid with my time and attention, and they made money from it. Seeing the number made me less addicted and more careful. It showed me that my time is actually expensive.

I am curious what small tools people quietly depend on. Not big platforms. Not the obvious stuff.

What is the one tiny tool you use daily that saves you time, but nobody around you knows it exists? What does it do, and why did it stick?