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You can simply set up find my iPhone and then track it... I don't see why many people still don't know that.
 
You can simply set up find my iPhone and then track it... I don't see why many people still don't know that.


If you're referring to myself, of course I know what that is. I've been a MobileMe user for years, but in modern day society if someone gets your iPhone and knows how to google or how to get around systems, your 'Find my iPhone' solution is rather useless.
 
I'd be most bummed about losing my phone, but definitely losing the wallet would be the worst I think.

Stopping the credit/debit cards in time to prevent any theft...and having to get a new driver's license would be huge pain.
 
  • My phone is insured & backed up
  • The cards in my wallet are insured
  • I'm a student, I never have more than £5 cash.
  • My car died last month and got sold, the most valuable thing on my keys is a bottle opener.
I think I'd be most fustrated by the loss of my Phone, because the phone insurance guys are less trusting than the key/card insurance guys.

I don't carry pictures of loved ones in my wallet, my iPhones wallpaper has done that (when I've been in a relationship... :()
 
My phone, I would be pissed but I can't really explain why but I guess this is the least important to me. Losing my wallet would REALLY set me off because 1) I never keep cash 2) ALL of those cards would have to be replaced 3) You'd have to call and freeze/hold everything 4) the wait to get all of the items back would be ridiculous considering you probably don't realize actually how much you use it all, and 5) the DMV is the devil.

Although I'd be raging if the above 2 were stolen/lost I think keys would be the most important to me so I think this is my choice. It's not like cards when you have to wait a while for it to arrive but can still go on with most normal tasks. If you have no keys you can't drive home/to work, you can't get in your house, you can't do anything.

So definitely the keys.
 
Phone.

I don't keep photos in my wallet, I haven't even got any printed photos to stick in there ;). I also don't carry much change on me and use my debit card for everything. Cancel that. Then it's just a matter of getting in touch with my university and such for replacement alumni and loyalty cards.

Also because my phone is a POS :p.
 
The death of a loved one.
My best friend sleeping with my girlfriend.
My Mac dying on me (losing HD or external HD).
Living on the streets.
Getting so sick that I'm unable to work.
 
Wallet.

Phone can be replaced. Keys can be replaced (and I have a VW and the flip-out key/remote probably costs more than the phone), but while there wouldn't be much monetary value lost in the wallet, I think mine cost about 20 bucks and I hardly ever keep cash in there, it's the risk of identity theft and the hassle of having to have everything replaced that makes the value much more than the phone or keys.
 
If you lost your iphone, wallet, and car keys....which one would you be bummed over losing the most?

take into consideration:
1)you have insurance on your phone which can be replaced.
2) Couple of pictures in the wallet that are irreplaceable
3) car keys have chips that cost bling bling

:(?

I don't have insurance on my phone so all would be traumatic. However the worst would be the lose of my wallet.
 
iPhone. I don't have insurance. (yeah I know)

I drive a crap-ass car so key's aren't that big of a deal.

Wallet, eh? I'm broke as hell anyways, they won't get much. I do have a couple pictures I would be sad if I lost though.
 
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