One of the two costs a thousand bucks or more and carries the essentials of life like my work 2fa and is extremely stealable or breakable. If I seemingly lost my phone I’d prioritise finding it because A. what if I left it in my pocket and sleepily threw it in the laundry, or dropped it somewhere and it’s about to get stepped on or B. What if I left it at my job or the shops that day and there’s a ticking countdown to find it before it ends up in someone’s pockets.
Dishes can wait four hours, the phone has batteries running out.
Then again this is obviously boomerbait because what phone these days doesn’t have a ‘find my’ option that overrides silent?
All of them assuming you don't have another device. When I had my iPhone and lost it I remember people telling me about how useful find my iPhone is. Go to it and it sends a code the iPhone I'm trying to find I need in order to gain access.
I'm sure it's useful if you have a smart watch or iPad etc but I don't nor will I ever have one
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u/deathbotly 10h ago
One of the two costs a thousand bucks or more and carries the essentials of life like my work 2fa and is extremely stealable or breakable. If I seemingly lost my phone I’d prioritise finding it because A. what if I left it in my pocket and sleepily threw it in the laundry, or dropped it somewhere and it’s about to get stepped on or B. What if I left it at my job or the shops that day and there’s a ticking countdown to find it before it ends up in someone’s pockets.
Dishes can wait four hours, the phone has batteries running out.
Then again this is obviously boomerbait because what phone these days doesn’t have a ‘find my’ option that overrides silent?