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Really, this is disgraceful and it's unacceptable that Apple hasn't come up with a work around... Just as millions of iPhones and iPads have been scrapped due t

• purplecats 3y ago
  seems like they'd think its beneficial for them to have people throw away perfectly good laptops
• junofan 3y ago
  For what it’s worth, the volume of device fraud Apple already deals with is insane.
• nicolas_17 3y ago
  - If you can provide proof of legal purchase (the receipt must include the serial number etc), you may be able to get it unlocked at https://al-support.apple.com/ https://al-support.apple.com/ - There were a few cases of the owner dying and their relatives being unable to unlock their devices. Starting in iOS 15.2 and macOS 12.1, the owner can designate a Legacy Contact who can access their iCloud data and unlock their devices if they die: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208510 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT208510 So Apple did make progress in "working around" this problem for legitimate cases. - If you bought it second-hand... then it's good thing there is no workaround, because preventing resale of stolen devices is the whole point. Return it to the seller and demand your money back.
• throwaway2990 3y ago
  While this feature exist apple will continue to get my money. Activation lock is awesome.