Take these simple precautions to avoid disaster so you can enjoy the season of celebration.
With only one month of winter left, our thoughts turn to spring...and all the world festivals and partying that accompanies this time of year. Whether you’re gearing up for Rio’s Carnival, Louisiana’s Mardi Gras, or a tequila-drenched Spring Break in Cabo, one thing is for sure – you’ll want to make sure that amidst all the revelry, your phone stays safe and secure. There is no bigger travel buzzkill than the shock of learning that your device has been lost or stolen. Fortunately, before the festivities begin, you can take some simple precautions that will stamp out the worry and let you focus on the merry.
One of the most common pitfalls of traveling is mistakenly leaving your phone in a rideshare vehicle. If it occurs during a ride that someone else had ordered, that person can alert the rideshare service immediately – both Uber and Lyft have “report lost item” features within their apps. However, if you ordered the ride, and that ride takes off with your device forgotten on its back seat, you just need to get to an internet connection so you can report the lost device directly to the company. Uber asks you to fill out an online form, and Lyft instructs you to contact support.
Rideshare mishaps aside, Androids and iPhones alike have native anti-theft featur ..
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