Losing your phone can be quiet a distressing thing one would have to go through. Especially in today's time when most of our life almost runs on smartphones. All contacts, messages, emails, photos everything is saved. So once you lose your phone, it makes one dysfunctional. But a chance of getting it back gives one such hopes. An iPhone user from Leeds in the UK had his phone stolen almost 3 months back. And she experienced a very funny situation when she had someone messaging her from the same phone. The person on the other end was in Pakistan and kept on begging her for the passcode! The tweet of this incident has left Twitterati laughing. US Blogger Loses Her iPhone X in Jaipur and Gets It Back ‘Miraculously’, Calls Indians Too Poor to Afford Apple Phone, Slammed by Netizens.

A Twitter user named Abby shared screenshots of a very funny conversation with someone who was using her stolen iPhone. But the biggest catch was the person could not use the phone as it was locked. The person on the other end had contacted the emergency numbers saved by Abby. Throughout the conversation, the person kept asking for the passcode which Abby refused to give. Two College Girls from Mumbai Steal 38 Mobile Phones in Local Trains for One Boyfriend.

Check The Conversation Between the iPhone Owner and The Person Using it

My phone was taken by some taxi guy in Leeds in March little did I know 3 month later I would receive these texts off a Pakistan number asking for my pass code 😂😂😂😂😂 dying pic.twitter.com/jW0eEbowKH

— Abby (@Abbyfent1) June 17, 2019

Isn't it funny that while the person has got an iPhone but just cannot access it because of the passcode? People on the microblogging platform were laughing at it.  The best part of the conversation is the last text 'Have a good life.' Meanwhile, some people also hoped that Abby gets an iPhoneX for real.

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