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LittleTechGirl Goes #DigitallyDark

We recently asked several bloggers to do without their mobile device for 2 days to simulate what it’s like to experience device theft. In the LoJack #DigitallyDark challenge, Kris of LittleTechGirl gave up her Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet, which is a vital piece of technology for her.

In Kris’ post, she shares how her workflow had to change for many things, forcing her to work longer hours at her desk or squint at a smaller screen. Though she wasn’t without options, gadget-wise, both work and leisure time were affected by the forced loss of her tablet.

“I’m lucky in that I have other options available to me when it comes to devices. However, just imagine someone that gets their only laptop, only tablet, or only smartphone stolen. Their world can be turned upside down by the loss of their device, data, and their lifeline to others, not to mention the monetary loss."

Thanks Kris for sharing your #DigitallyDark story!

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About the Author

Arieanna Schweber has been a part of the Absolute Software writing team since 2007. Arieanna was Canada's first female professional blogger and has been professionally blogging since 2006, speaking at leading blogging conferences including BlogHer and Northern Voice. Arieanna has a joint degree in Business and Communications from Simon Fraser University and continues to build communities for Vancouver-based clients.

About the Company Absolute Software(@Absolutecorp) helps businesses and consumers track, manage, secure and recover mobile computers and devices using our patented persistence technology. We license the name "LoJack" from the LoJack Corporation to highlight the similarities between our consumer product, LoJack for Laptops (@LoJackforLaptop), and their stolen vehicle recovery service. Currently Absolute Software has recovered over 30,000 devices in over 100 countries around the world.