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What a poor thief, because someone he doesn't know about has access to his Iphone he is now under total surveillance. Now read that sentence again, replacing "
by quchen 13y ago
What a poor thief, because someone he doesn't know about has access to his Iphone he is now under total surveillance.
Now read that sentence again, replacing "thief" with "person".
- sp332 13y agoIt's not his iPhone. (Also it's not total surveillance.)
- quchen 13y agoHe owns a phone that is capable of unknowingly uploading every picture taken to a third party website. Take the heartbreaking story about a phone getting stolen away and you're left with some pretty nasty residue here.
- sp332 13y agoHe owns a phone No, he does not own the phone.
- chris_wot 13y agoHe doesn't own the phone. What part of theft don't you understand? its not his phone. The prick stole it, and is using her personal data to stalk her friends and use the phone for himself. He probably stole her other goods also. He's a common thief!
- coldtea 13y ago>He doesn't own the phone. What part of theft don't you understand? its not his phone. It's seems to be you not understanding that thousands of stolen items get normally sold every day, most of the time as "second hand"...
- dbecker 13y agoTake the heartbreaking story about a phone getting stolen away That part is pretty integral to the story. You might as well say "Take away the part about the pictures and you're just left with a story of a stolen phone."
- kybernetyk 13y agoAlso replace 'someone' with government agency.
- davycro 13y agoI'm surprised that people here are sympathizing with the criminal. Have you ever been robbed before?