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Background info: I work at a university and our front desk is right next to a computer lab. We're always getting lost USB drives, wallets, keys, etc. and 90% of the time they just sit in our Lost and Found never to see the light of day again.

This year, I've started trying to return these lonely things to their rightful owners:

- If keys and wallets have loyalty cards, I call up the Customer Service and ask them to contact the customer with pickup instructions.

- If I have their name, I try to look them up on Facebook.

- If their USB drive has a document with their name or Student # on them, Facebook for sending them to Administration usually works.

- Booting up their phone or laptop to find an email or phone number to reach the owner.

**What does Reddit think about this? Is it worth the slight invasion of privacy to have your lost belongings returned to you?** The responses I've gotten are all positive, but I'm waiting for that day when someone comes back to complain about going through their things. And of course, I don't resort to snooping at documents until I've done everything else possible.
<bot>: Trying to return lost items to owner by opening personal items to find contact information. Good Guy Greg or Privacy Poaching Pete?*