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lost-n-phoned

Recover contact information from a stranger's phone if yours is lost or out of battery.

This was a hackathon project for CodeRED Exploration by Bala, Keane, Leon, and Max. The core idea is Bala's. The name is a play on the phrase "Lost-n-Found".

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