FTA, this seems like a reasonable approach to still mitigate theft while reducing the stuff that gets tossed in the garbage: > "Bumstead offered some solutions

FTA, this seems like a reasonable approach to still mitigate theft while reducing the stuff that gets tossed in the garbage: > "Bumstead offered some solutions to the problem. “When we come upon a locked machine that was legally acquired, we should be able to log into our Apple account, enter the serial and any given information, then click a button and submit the machine to Apple for unlocking,” he said. “Then Apple could explore its records, query the original owner if it wants, but then at the end of the day if there are no red flags and the original owner does not protest within 30 days, the device should be auto-unlocked.""