The local popstar shares her savvy tech tips and how she manages her social media privacy
Cover Photo: Mode Entertainment, Kelly Poon
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Cover Photo: Mode Entertainment, Kelly Poon

Social media has taught her to be less shy, says Kelly.
Photoshop! I use it to balance colour tones, photo angles and small imperfections. My favourite trick is to use the monochrome filter as it can make a photo very impactful.
I’m all for a social media detox. I don’t get to see my friends a lot due to my hectic work schedule, so when I do get to meet up, I make sure to spend quality time with them. Unfortunately, I tend to get distracted by social media, so they came up with a good solution — no phones.
[Now] when I do a staycation with friends, I’ll “forget” to bring my phone along. In fact, it’s been so effective that I go on my own “detox” sometimes!
I am hoping to release my new album by the end of this year. Stay tuned!
A version of this article appeared in the print edition of Weekender, Issue 159, August 19 – September 1, 2016, with the headline ‘She’s all about her fans’.
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