Into the snow.

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Chris Santacroce was paragliding Thursday in Draper near Lone Peak
when his iPhone slipped out of his pocket and fell some 2000 feet to the ground.

He didn't even know it. "I land and I'm checking my pockets. It's not there," he
said.

He knew iPhones have a tracking feature, though, so he drove home to get on a
computer. The "Find My iPhone" tracking software brought up a map with a dot
pinpointing where his iPhone landed on the mountain.

"It's got great detail. It shows the canyon, it shows the rock, and it shows the
bush that it's next to," he said. "But there was a fire on the mountain this
past summer, so not all those features are the same as what the map was
showing."