Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
simple question that I don't seem to be able to find an answer to.
When a user configures an iphone and connects to apple/itunes then surely the IMEI number is available to Apple. If the phone's IMEI number has been reported as stolen do Apple block the use of that phone with their services i.e. itunes?
Oh, the silence is deafening
Pogster, KiltedTim, Kappy do you want to try bullying me some more?
I'll assume no one is willing or able to provide an answer to my very legitimate and pertinent question.
Thanks.
You have been given an answer, Apple does not get involved with stolen phones. If you want to know why they don't get involved, you will have to ask someone who works for Apple.
You got your answer. Your refusal to accept reality will not alter it in any way.
Thanks
Sure ok, but don't you think they have a moral obligation to block stolen phones when the technology and processses exist to allow them to do that?
Don't answer that it was rhetorical.
Cheers
andjwoo
oh more bullying, now I can't accept reality! and I'm an incoherent troller..
you apple fans boys got to love you...
The fact is technologically they could do it, clearly they chose not to. That is the reality.
Does Apple block the use of iphones that have been reported as stolen
