I think is BS. If he really lost his Apple watch, to use the card linked to it they need a passcode to unlock and be able to use. People want to take advantage in any and everyday.
This story has so many BS parts to it. The watch basically becomes useless at about 30 feet from the phone. Even if it’s a cellular watch, it needs to be attached to your body, and it would ask for your code immediately… why are you taking your watch off on a ride? Do you take it off while hanging out a car window?
Total BS. The Nemo attraction track doesn’t even have a grated a floor (unless I missed something). So there’s that.
And I agree, why is an adult even playing with their watch on an attraction.
And who in their right mind even pays $1300 for a watch.
Couple of things if you lost your watch you can use the Find My app to see where your watch is on a map, you can also erase everything on the watch once you loose and if you can’t find it. I lost my iPhone once at Disney I literally got on my wife’s phone try to find it and I couldn’t locate it so I activated the “Activation Lock” which it locks it and no one can use it nor erase it until I put in pin.
Comments for Disney Incident Involving Guests Stopping Ride For Lost Property Ends In $40k Disaster
Fabio Mello
I think is BS. If he really lost his Apple watch, to use the card linked to it they need a passcode to unlock and be able to use. People want to take advantage in any and everyday.
victor
Yeah, as soon as it left her wrist it would have been locked – with no way to access apple pay. Somethings not right here.
Robert
She has to be lying. Apple requires a passcode as soon as you put in a credit card.
R
This story has so many BS parts to it. The watch basically becomes useless at about 30 feet from the phone. Even if it’s a cellular watch, it needs to be attached to your body, and it would ask for your code immediately… why are you taking your watch off on a ride? Do you take it off while hanging out a car window?
Terra
Total BS. The Nemo attraction track doesn’t even have a grated a floor (unless I missed something). So there’s that.
And I agree, why is an adult even playing with their watch on an attraction.
And who in their right mind even pays $1300 for a watch.
Miguel
Couple of things if you lost your watch you can use the Find My app to see where your watch is on a map, you can also erase everything on the watch once you loose and if you can’t find it. I lost my iPhone once at Disney I literally got on my wife’s phone try to find it and I couldn’t locate it so I activated the “Activation Lock” which it locks it and no one can use it nor erase it until I put in pin.
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