> someone is being held at gunpoint and told to hand over their phone and password. The article doesn't say that happened, though. It just says "My brother go

> someone is being held at gunpoint and told to hand over their phone and password. The article doesn't say that happened, though. It just says "My brother got his iPhone stolen at gunpoint." If the victim had been made to hand over his password, that's a very very huge detail the blogger did not include. I had my phone stolen from me at Pride in SF and went through a lot of the same steps. The thieves yanked the SIM immediately. I was able to follow the phone as it hopped onto public wifi networks (mostly at stores) that I had joined before. it finally wound up in Shenzhen, China.