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MY Apple iPhone 6 Plus white was stolen today in wood st library walthamstow London e17. The serial number is 35*******616
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iPhone 6 Plus, iOS 8.1.3, null
Sorry Apple can't do anything to help you.
Look at the link to see what you can do If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch is lost or stolen - Apple Support
Sorry Apple can't do anything to help you.
Look at the link to see what you can do If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch is lost or stolen - Apple Support
HI. Thanks but I have the app and keep on logging in to see where the thief lives and hopefully get the cops to nick him. But I thought that Apple might want to know so that they can put in on there database for reference. So if we don't get it back and someone sends it to them to get repaired they too can call the cops on the scum thief.
speedy68 wrote:
HI. Thanks but I have the app and keep on logging in to see where the thief lives and hopefully get the cops to nick him. But I thought that Apple might want to know so that they can put in on there database for reference. So if we don't get it back and someone sends it to them to get repaired they too can call the cops on the scum thief.
Apple has no database of lost and stolen devices. They do not get involved with lost or stolen devices at all.
Your carrier may be able to blacklist it for you, so it cannot be used on their network or others that share the same blacklisting database.
I want to tell Apple that my iPhone 6 Plus was stolen today
