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They also have secondary benefits. My teenage son was playing rugby and while the game was going on the changing room was robbed. The only thing the robbers t
by lucozade 11y ago
They also have secondary benefits.
My teenage son was playing rugby and while the game was going on the changing room was robbed.
The only thing the robbers took were phones. Interesting, only iphones were taken and the only phones left were a badly cracked iphone and my son's Nokia Windows phone.
What made my son particularly happy was that, the reason he has a Nokia is that he had his iphone stolen while on holiday and didn't have enough to buy a new one.
So, if you have a habit of leaving your phone around, the conclusion is to either smash it or buy a Windows phone!
- mcintyre1994 11y agoThe UK Home Office published data in 2014 about phone thefts [0], it's pretty interesting. Over 50% of thefts in London were iPhones, they were the only ones with a higher share of thefts than of the market (by miles - their market share was <15%) (page 13). I can't find a newer analysis, but probably worth pointing out that they mention manufacturer security improvements reducing thefts, and iOS has obviously had some of those since 2014. [0] https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/390901/HO_Mobile_theft_paper_Dec_14_WEB.PDF https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachm...