
Jacob Batalon, who plays Ned in the 'Spider-Man' films, has revealed that he keeps his wife Veronica Leahov's location on his phone at all times because he gets lost easily. 'I'm like…
Jacob Batalon, who plays Ned in the 'Spider-Man' films, has revealed that he keeps his wife Veronica Leahov's location on his phone at all times because he gets lost easily. 'I'm like a lost child at the grocery store, and she helps me all the time,' he told PEOPLE. The 29-year-old actor, who got engaged in 2025 and married earlier this year, said the feature mirrors his character's 'Spidey Tracker' app. He had no idea phones could do such things and called it 'very enlightening'.
Some may see location-sharing as an invasion of privacy, but for Jacob Batalon it is simply a practical tool for a man who admits he is 'like a lost child at the grocery store'. The real narrative here is not about surveillance but about how couples use technology to support each other in small ways. The question is whether this dependency on digital tracking makes us less self-reliant or just more connected. The test will come when the phone battery dies.
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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