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I have two, and I know exactly where they are. If GPS were more accurate, I could give you the GPS coordinates for each of them.
I’ve got at least 2 on my desk. Both from my new phones ( the one I accidentally fried in a lake and the replacement I got ). They’re both connected to some little piece of magnet strip that I have no idea where it came from.
One in my wallet at all times.
Wait aren’t those ADHD therapeutic help made so you can feel good about losing something that easily replaced by a paperclip for once instead of losing something actually important like your keys ?
I need them for work so I got a fancy keychain one
Question: Is using paperclips a worse alternative? I’ve found them useful for those sim pinholes but im not entirely sure if its good practice
It’s just a piece of metal that you use to push in another piece of metal, the same as the sim tool. They don’t cause any damage and are fine to use.
Paperclips are just fine, they’re just not as ergonomic / easy to hold while pushing
Oh I for sure still have at least 10. But finding them when I need them is a whole other story
More than one actually. I keep one stabbed into my computer desk most of the time
Just keep it in the box the phone came in with all the warranty documentation. I’ve never lost one of these
Same. And in the past decade plus of using smartphones, I’ve never had to open the slot except to install the SIM card for the first time. Why do I even keep it around?
Because the moment you throw it away a timer starts and in the next week you’ll need it out of nowhere.
I miss sim slots.
No, I have OCD and everything has its spot
I have some smart devices that came with these so I appear very responsible.
I switch phone plans every few years, and I have no idea how esims work, so yes.
Absolutely not, lol; It’s the opposite. I have a keychain one that I’m too lazy to remove. And it actually twists and gets caught in the holes on adjacent keys, so it’s not like I never notice it!
Yes, I keep them in the box.
or a hoarder
