When security guard Keith Mohrhoff found an iPhone at CNBC headquarters in Fort Lee, NJ, he knew exactly what to do. He pressed the home button and asked Siri “who does this phone belong to?” He got his answer and iPhone and owner were soon happily reunited much to the delight of the shocked owner.
Of course, you’re now doing the same exact thing — reaching for your phone and making sure Siri knows who you are, right? Mine does, (phew!) but surprisingly, a lot of people haven’t taken the time to tell Siri anything about them. And that information can help if you and your device ever get separated.
This article was originally published on Huffington Post on February 10, 2014. To continue reading the full article, click here.
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