> You also know the thief will mostly be stuck with a low-value device that is all but useless without some sort of jailbreak or scam to resell it. (1) Jailbre

> You also know the thief will mostly be stuck with a low-value device that is all but useless without some sort of jailbreak or scam to resell it. (1) Jailbreak is a feature for many who consider it a way to free their iDevices from Apples's iron clutches. (2) And I used to think too that remote locking the device makes it less viable for thieves. Turns out that's a fallacy because they are doing what some automobile theives do now - strip it and sell the parts. (And thanks to Apple's exorbitant prices for its parts and suing most "unauthorized" sellers / suppliers, that's a lucrative market too.)