![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/my-boyfriend-lost-airpods-at-the-cinema/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/0_pop-corn-and-on-red-armchair-cinema.jpg&description=A woman and her boyfriend were left mortified when they tracked his AirPods and they were in a location that they really didn't expect - they didn't know what to do Losing your property is seriously annoying - especially when it's something you use often, or rely on heavily. The good thing about some technology these days is that when you lose it, there's an option to track it from another device - for example, you can see the location of your iPad from your iPhone using the 'Find My' app. This way, if you do ever misplace your property, or it's stolen, you have a record of where it is. But one woman and her boyfriend were left mortified when her boyfriend went to the cinema and lost his brand new AirPods, which retail at around £179. They decided to track them after being told by the manager that "nothing had been handed in", and they were horrified by what they saw. She took to Mumsnet to share their horror, writing: "My boyfriend went to the cinema last week for a private premiere and lost his brand new AirPods. He went to lost and found and was told by the manager nothing had been handed in. "Come today, they have pinged up their location at a house. After some serious internet sleuthing (ancestry/bt phone book etc) we have found the Facebook profile of the man who lives at the address. And guess what? He has listed on Facebook that he is the manager of the exact cinema my boyfriend lost his AirPods at. "Essentially the manager has taken my boyfriend's AirPods out of lost and found and taken them home with him to keep. My boyfriend is not sure what to do, shall we speak to head office about this? Shall we just contact him directly? My boyfriend doesn't really want to get him fired but to be honest, I worry how many people this manager has done this to and it's clearly just an abuse of power. We have all the proof and screenshots etc of their location at his address." In the comments, people were not taking any prisoners, with one person encouraging them to give){kind=link}
A woman and her boyfriend were left mortified when they tracked his AirPods and they were in a location that they really didn’t expect – they didn’t know what to do
Losing your property is seriously annoying – especially when it’s something you use often, or rely on heavily. The good thing about some technology these days is that when you lose it, there’s an option to track it from another device – for example, you can see the location of your iPad from your iPhone using the ‘Find My’ app. This way, if you do ever misplace your property, or it’s stolen, you have a record of where it is.
But one woman and her boyfriend were left mortified when her boyfriend went to the cinema and lost his brand new AirPods, which retail at around £179. They decided to track them after being told by the manager that “nothing had been handed in”, and they were horrified by what they saw.
She took to Mumsnet to share their horror, writing: “My boyfriend went to the cinema last week for a private premiere and lost his brand new AirPods. He went to lost and found and was told by the manager nothing had been handed in.
“Come today, they have pinged up their location at a house. After some serious internet sleuthing (ancestry/bt phone book etc) we have found the Facebook profile of the man who lives at the address. And guess what? He has listed on Facebook that he is the manager of the exact cinema my boyfriend lost his AirPods at. “Essentially the manager has taken my boyfriend’s AirPods out of lost and found and taken them home with him to keep. My boyfriend is not sure what to do, shall we speak to head office about this? Shall we just contact him directly? My boyfriend doesn’t really want to get him fired but to be honest, I worry how many people this manager has done this to and it’s clearly just an abuse of power. We have all the proof and screenshots etc of their location at his address.”