Something that seems rather strange to me.
A number of past mobile devices I have owned have allowed the user the option of having some text come up on the lock/startup screen in the case of loss.
It really seems such a simple and logical good idea, I can't understand why Apple don't offer this?
You know, so you can type something like:
==============================
This device belongs to Joe Reed
Home Tel: 0811 978 8711
Mobile Tel: 09912 21121
If found please contact for reward
=============================
That comes up on your home screen.
So that in the event of misplacing your device and some honest person picks it up, at least they will be able to contact you quickly.
In the past we had to stick bits of paper with tape to things, but as I said, part mobile devices have allowed the user to enter in some text to be displayed on the startup/lock/boot screen.
Wonder why Apple don't allow this pretty obvious option?
A number of past mobile devices I have owned have allowed the user the option of having some text come up on the lock/startup screen in the case of loss.
It really seems such a simple and logical good idea, I can't understand why Apple don't offer this?
You know, so you can type something like:
==============================
This device belongs to Joe Reed
Home Tel: 0811 978 8711
Mobile Tel: 09912 21121
If found please contact for reward
=============================
That comes up on your home screen.
So that in the event of misplacing your device and some honest person picks it up, at least they will be able to contact you quickly.
In the past we had to stick bits of paper with tape to things, but as I said, part mobile devices have allowed the user to enter in some text to be displayed on the startup/lock/boot screen.
Wonder why Apple don't allow this pretty obvious option?