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Unfortunately theft will still happen just because "apple = expensive". The coded parts makes it seem like it's a disposable/single use computer unless you send
by ge96 3y ago
Unfortunately theft will still happen just because "apple = expensive". The coded parts makes it seem like it's a disposable/single use computer unless you send it in. Also most people I would venture can't/don't want to take apart their computer eg. need heat gun/remember how to reassemble it... So it's like pick a side fully support or don't...
I feel two ways about bricked devices too. Those stacks of devices that are fine hardware-wise but locked so essentially useless.
- cute_boi 3y agoI disagree. If stolen iPhone becomes brick, then the price thieves can earn will be considerably less and it will disincentive them to steal phones. What apple can do is unlock the parts only on owner's consent. Then it will be win win on both sides.
- jwells89 3y ago> What apple can do is unlock the parts only on owner's consent. Then it will be win win on both sides. This seems like the best solution. Frees up parts for reuse when the owner has permitted it while still bricking stolen devices.