Author Topic: Phone disappeared  (Read 2062 times)

I fell asleep with my phone which was at 2 percent, and the next morning I got up. I went back in my room and looked for it, and it was gone. I went to school, came back, and looked even more for my phone. I was checking under the bed, in the cracks of the bed, and everywhere around the bed. I've checked at other places to, to make sure i didn't carry it there. I still haven't found it.

Any reasons why?

when a phones battery runs out it disappears i thought this was common knowledge

It went to the charging port in the sky

the government knows where you live, run


if you use an android phone, use "find my device": https://www.google.com/android/find
if you use an iphone, use "find my iphone": https://www.icloud.com/find


check under the pillow, that's where mine usually ends up when I fall asleep with it.

if you use an android phone, use "find my device": https://www.google.com/android/find
if you use an iphone, use "find my iphone": https://www.icloud.com/find
its DEAD

take all your sheets and stuff off your bed
if you use an android phone, use "find my device": https://www.google.com/android/find
if you use an iphone, use "find my iphone": https://www.icloud.com/find
bitch even if it was gonna work that's not enough to find it in your bedroom lol

this is a glitch in reality, here's what you do after it happens.
stop looking for it entirely for a day, return to it once that is done and it'll magically reappear.

there's the goat sacrifice option, but i doubt you'd have a limestone altar in your house.

bitch even if it was gonna work that's not enough to find it in your bedroom lol
eh if it did work i think you can actually set off the alarm through find my iphone

but if it did work you could also just call it LMAO

use it as an opportunity to wash your sheets if its in your bed it will fall out when you take your sheets off

I permanently lost my phone in one of my classes. First thing I did when I got a new one was install FindMyDroid and configure it to automatically take pictures and drop a pin whenever the battery is about to die. Been super useful a ton of times.