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Mar 17, 2014 9:37 AM in response to Moscroby Wayne Contello,Did you have findy mac enabled? IF so visit iCloud.com and login with your Apple ID, then use the "Find My Mac" link
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Mar 17, 2014 9:37 AM in response to Moscroby turbostar,Did you have find my mac enabled? If not, there is very little that you can do.
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Oct 17, 2014 2:14 AM in response to Wayne Contelloby JakesB13,Same happened to me a week ago. I got held up at gunpoint, sustained a stab wound and all in the name of stealing what I had in my backpack. The thing that gets me though, I had Find my Mac software enabled, but it is kinda pointless. Unlike your iPhone.
The problem here is, that a laptop isn't always online, like say, my iPhone. After I was mugged by the three guys, I was able to track my phone. But the muggers split up and the one I was able to locate ended up shooting at a cop and he was killed. Got my iPhone back, but my MacBook is still MIA. And until one of these guys make a mistake of opening it up close to an open WiFi (which is highly unlikely, as I live in South Africa, so open Wifi is as scarce as chicken teeth) I will never be able to locate it or my iPad.
The thing that I was thinking over, seeing as each of apples products is registered to an icloud account, wont they be able if said MacBook was wiped clean and then someone else tried to open an account and register said device?
I don't know, Find my Mac is pretty pointless on a machine that has no built in data connection to the outside world.
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Jul 15, 2016 2:19 AM in response to Moscroby Jwbf,i was just wondering for some reason non of my videos or pictures from this apple id were since when my macbook got stolen any way apple can find this macbook
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