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I work at a hotel and well over 6 months ago, an iPod touch was found. It was put into our lost and found where it's been sitting. I'm taking it home now and I would like to get into it to clear it all off and use it for myself, but there is an passcode on it and I don't know how to get around it. I'm going to be doing some traveling and it would be really great if I could have this. Thanks!
iPod touch
Turn it in to the local police which you should have done 30 days after it was found. Taking it home for your use is possession of stolen goods - a felony.
Whoever owns the ipod in the first place is not even from the town I live in. It has been sitting in our lost and found for at least 6 months. I turn it into the police and it will sit in their lost an found for another 6 months before someone else takes it home and tries to use it. Most businesses will hold items in lost and found for a certain amount of time before it goes up for grabs if no one claims it.
The right think to do is to turn it into the police.
Let them decide what to do with it.
Getting into an iPod without the passcode?
