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Apparently he attempted to contact the owner (Apple Inc.). Just because Apple's bureaucracy prevented the phone from being recovered immediately doesn't mean h
by ryoshu 17y ago
Apparently he attempted to contact the owner (Apple Inc.). Just because Apple's bureaucracy prevented the phone from being recovered immediately doesn't mean he stole the phone.
- danudey 17y agoHe called tech support. If he'd called Apple's main switchboard and asked for Grey Powell, or mailed it to him at 1 Infinite Loop, or e-mailed pictures to sjobs@apple.com, or turned it in to the police, then he'd be faultless. As it was, he did the minimum necessary to say 'Yeah, well I tried to call them but they didn't want it back.'
- pyre 17y agoWhat he did sounds like the equivalent of knocking lightly on a door once, and then declaring that no one is home.
- protomyth 17y agoIn CA it does. He is supposed to turn it into the police. Now, some people will turn it into the bar, but that is not what the law says you should do.