A woman dropped her iPhone 1000 feet from an airplane and found it a few hours later in perfect working order

• A woman from Iowa found her phone in perfect working order after she dropped off at 1000 feet from a plane
• Sarvinder Naberhaus told local TV that "I'm in trouble. she had found the phone a few hours later using the Find My iPhone application.
• She said that the incident showed that "God has a great sense of humor."

A woman described how she dropped her iPhone from an airplane and then found it in perfect working order. 19659005] Sarvinder Naberhaus, of Iowa, USA, took a leisure flight on a vintage American plane. She was taking pictures on the pbadenger seat when the wind caught her phone and tore it away.

"The wind simply washed out and he was gone, I looked down and there were cornfields below me," Naberhaus told the TV channel. Local Iowa, WHO TV. Rob Lock, the pilot, told him that she would never see him again after losing 1,000 feet

but after landing, Naberhaus launched the Find My iPhone app. It failed at first, but by the time she was preparing to buy a new phone, the app woke up with the location of her iPhone.

Naberhaus and a friend finally found him nestled in a grbad parcel in a residential area. The device did not have a scratch and worked perfectly.

"It was in the grbad right next to me, and it was really beautiful, tall, soft grbad," laughed Naberhaus, adding that it taught him that " God has a great sense of humor. "

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