It was effectively stolen from a bar. For all we know it was totally stolen, not "lost and not returned and stolen by default." It was wrapped in a very special

It was effectively stolen from a bar. For all we know it was totally stolen, not "lost and not returned and stolen by default." It was wrapped in a very special case in order to disguise that it was a new model. Gizmodo opened it up and shared its guts, which were of course, totally secret up to that point. Your definition of "reasonable measures" and the court's are going to be two very separate things.