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In the US? Sort of. In the world? Definitely. That being said, I doubt Apple is going to track it down to such a degree but the screens and the batteries and e
by selectodude 4y ago
In the US? Sort of. In the world? Definitely.
That being said, I doubt Apple is going to track it down to such a degree but the screens and the batteries and everything are serialized. They could follow the parts into individual phones if they really wanted to.
- flatiron 4y agoIf they did it would prevent things like coffee shop tunnels. All you need is for someone to go to an Apple Store guns blazing to steal phones and they would know full well they could have prevented that. Also people get mugged all the time for their phone. They could prevent that!
- ceejayoz 4y agohttps://www.idownloadblog.com/2014/06/19/activation-lock-helps-curb-iphone-theft-in-new-york-london-and-san-francisco/ https://www.idownloadblog.com/2014/06/19/activation-lock-hel... > Apple’s own anti-theft measures appear to be working, as The New York Times reports that police in New York, San Francisco and London are finally seeing a decline in theft of the iPhone. The introduction of Activation Lock on iOS 7 has seen iPhone robberies drop 38 percent in San Francisco, 24 percent in London and 19 percent in New York, based on the six months before and after Apple released the feature… And that's nine years ago.