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iPhones have a tracking function that can be used if the phone is stolen.

Won't the thief turn the tracking function off? Is there a way to prevent this?

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@gollum,

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Turn off Find My on your iPhone or other devices
Open the Settings app.
Tap [your name] > Find My.
Tap Find My [Device], then tap to turn it off.
Enter your Apple ID password.
Tap Turn Off.

Hint don't give the thief your Apple ID password. FFS SMH

Another question answered by Google search.

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Why do ducks fly South in the Winter?

They're aquatic birds so wouldn't it be easier if they swam South instead with their webbed feet 'n all?

And there'd be no shortage of fish along the way.

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@izzythepush,

Uh, if I put my mind to it, I could probably fly faster than I could swim. If I could fly, I mean.

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@roger,

You're not aquatic.

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@izzythepush,

Yeah? I don't fly, neither.

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@roger,

In your response you speculated about the possibility of flying.

Being aquatic didn't get a mention.

Not once did you say what you would do had you been equipped with webbed feet.

And in view of that I'm going to pull a Brandon and declare myself the winner.

Winner of what is a question for another day, but I won it, so there.

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@izzythepush,

Yes, aquatic was mentioned. You mentioned it.

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@roger,

Boy, this thread has taken a wonky turn.

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@Mame,

The thread should have taken a left turn at Albuquerque.

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@roger,

I know, if you recall it was part of my acceptance speech.

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@tsarstepan,

Tunnelling is another possibility I hadn't considered.

Thanks for the evidence.

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