Would you rather lose your keys or your phone???

[Oluwatobitosin]

Losing my keys is far better than losing my phone, because I have once lost my phone. It wasn't a good experience, because I lost informations that wasn't backed up. I can just go get new keys and fix than lost my phone.
Would you rather lose your keys or your phone???

 

[Riberet19]

Well, I have several copies of my keys so that would not be as serious as losing my mobile, where I have many documents, photos, videos and more that I would not like to lose at all, in addition to the monetary value of the mobile phone itself, I would prefer to lose the keys before the mobile phone.

 

[Timgab]

Keys keys, that's really a tough one. Ok, I have decided to let go off the keys. The information my phone carries is not something that should be misplaced or stolen. All access to my online stuffs are right there ranging from finance, socialism, work and so on.

On the other hand my sis. has a copy of my house key, so I can go get it from her.

 

[Grant]

Probably lose my keys, the worst that would happen is i get locked out. I could always just change the lock too.

 

[Lingaraj]

I would choose to lose my keys rather than lose my phone because I think it is cheaper to break the lock and get a new one rather than lose your phone and get a new phone.

 

[UniqueGrace]

Changing another key can cost me like a thousand but buying new phone and also retrieving my data in the phone can cost more than many thousands.

I prefer to lose my keys to losing my phone because keys can be replaced faster than phone.

 

[Dice]

Well, it really depends on the keys we're talking about. If it's just regular keys, I'd probably rather lose them than my phone. Keys can be replaced, and it's less of a hassle compared to losing all the stuff on my phone. But hey, if we're talking about some super important keys, like the ones to a treasure chest, that might change my answer!

 

[The Raven]

Phone is not only more expensive but it contains plenty of important information such as photos, videos, logged in accounts and it gives the person access to my personal stuff and he/she can even take my identity. So, that's way more worse. It is cheaper to call a locksmith to break the lock and put a new one since there is no key to copy (in case there is no spare key). If there is, then break the door

 

[deucher]

It's the same with me, because if I lost my keys, the intruder would somehow find them, he would know where my house is, and changing the lock is not so difficult, but with a smartphone it would be a disaster. This is perhaps my biggest fear, because I don't know how to recover this data later, considering that I don't have a number to call the bank, for example, and block the card, I wouldn't even be able to close access to my crypto exchanges.