I have multiple. I keep the phone boxes after I buy a phone. I probably still have them for 3 or even all my 4 smartphones that I've owned over the years.
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I just tossed several. I have used them rarely but kept up with every one ever
Just replaced my phone so I know exactly where one is. I'm on eSIM tho, so doesn't really matter.
I have a draw with a box full of Luke 50 of these
I used to have it between my phone and phone case, but I gave it away to a family member in need as I have something better.
You know those tiny factory default buttons on various hardware? I have a homemade tool in my work backpack specifically for that - The thickest syringe needle my local pharmacy had in store, and I cut the end off. The protective sleeve made it fit perfectly in a pen holder in my work backpack.
I pinned one to my wall in my bedroom just in case
Forbidden abortion tool
I keep one in my travel wire pouch thingy.
One in my wallet at all times.
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!
Nope. I got a pack of Resetamatron 3000s off Amazon to take up space in my junk drawer.
I am the distributor of cell phones where I work. I have a box of these. They’re also useful to reset UniFi and other networking equipment.
I have like 3 😅 and I don't even need them cause my ifixit kit has one that's a screwdriver bit but I don't wanna throw them away lol
I bought a bag of 20, stash them all over the place.
I do have one but it is because I'm lazy and dont go through my shit. I am not responsible.
The ones I have seen most recently are so thin and flimsy that they are worse at the job than a paperclip.
I usually find my thinnest allen wrench and use that.
No, I have OCD and everything has its spot
Multiple ones.
In an electronics tool kit.
Mostly because the only time recall using that specific tool was when I got my Pixel 8, and that was shortly after release, so its been a minute.
I stick them in a cork board.
I do have one but don't know here is it in the sea of shit I have.
I usually have one, but right now I have a paper clip with one side folded out 90° sitting in my wallet.
I still have the box for my phone with the SIM remover still in it lol
I keep one in my keychain for the random instances I need one, especially when I'm away from home.
It's come in handy more than I thought it would.
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.
I switch phone plans every few years, and I have no idea how esims work, so yes.
Inside my phone case. Only makes sense to keep it with the phone.
You can buy screw drivers with a zillion different "proprietary" bits for driving whatever thing. This is one of them.
Mine is in my case with adapters & extra SD cards.
Where that case IS however, fuckin, no clue.
I probably have like 3 or 4
A bunch, but the cherry is taken by a dedicated SIM ejection tool bit in my IFixIt kit.
Probably, but it doesn't matter. A number of small improvised tools will do the same job.