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UK dry cleaners find over 22,000 tech devices each year

by The Gurus
January 15, 2016
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UK dry cleaners find over 22,000 memory sticks and mobile phones left in customers’ pockets each year, but only 53 percent of the lost devices are returned to their owners.  That’s according to ESET which questioned 500 dry cleaners to find out how many USBs and cell phones are lost each year. About four USB sticks are left at each dry cleaner every year which, given the number of dry cleaners in the UK, would work out to 22,266 USB memory sticks. Meanwhile, the number of mobile phones left at dry cleaners is estimated to be 973.
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