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Woman finds lost iPhone- police kick down her door
- pavel_lishin 15y agoSo, she took it home instead of returning it to the lost and found, and then ignored incoming calls - which you do not have to unlock the phone in order to answer - and ignored the police when they knocked on her door. Yeah, I'm sure she and her son were going to track down the owner and return it.
- rachelbythebay 15y agoIt's all about intent. If you find a phone in Kohl's, bring it to the customer service desk. Don't take it out of the store! It's amazing just how well the "Find my iPhone" service works. I listened to Santa Clara PD chase a purse snatcher in a stolen car all the way into the southeast side of San Jose. Then they followed the actual phone (inside the purse) as one of the suspects made off on foot. Long story short, arrests were made, and both the purse and the phone were recovered not long after the whole thing started. I'm surprised Apple doesn't use this angle in some way.
- pavel_lishin 15y ago> I'm surprised Apple doesn't use this angle in some way. There would probably be privacy implications.
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- willidiots 15y ago"She didn't know how to answer it" Yeah, I have a lot of trouble understanding "SLIDE TO ANSWER" too.
- qq66 15y agoTo give her the benefit of the doubt, my mom still fails to answer my iPhone when it's near her about 1 in 2 times. The sliding motion is not as effortless for people who did not grow up on videogames.
- mcherm 15y agoThat is because it is non-obvious enough to be worthy of a patent, right?