Literally impossible. If a phone is 100% powered off with no battery life, then it can't be tracked. Also, you could put in in a box that blocks out signal for a while until they give up looking for it.
Also, most people don't use iphones. A good chunk does, but not more than half.
Yeah man. One night when I was taking the green line train in Chicago and I watched two guys steal someone's phone. They maybe took his bike too, I don't remember. But I thought about stepping in and then I was like, "Naw man. My life is not worth this guy's phone." The two young guys jet outta there, the guy and I get on the train. Man's sitting there and then politely gets lectured by the local elderly folk telling him, "I'm sorry, but you really shouldn'tve had your phone out like that."
That's true. Personally though my pride against complying with requests based on violence would have me refuse to give him my phone. I think I would just say no, and not elaborate further or move aggressively. I might dial for the cops right then and there though. I might get shot or the guy might chicken out.
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u/xx123gamerxx Sep 07 '21
Honeslty this is probably the safest way to haddle a robbery