You would have to be a mole not to know the latest news on thieves stealing iPhones, iPads and iPods. Leave it to thieves to pry on innocent victims of cell phones and Apple gadgets.
The Washington Post as far back as April 2012 reported a "voluntary agreement between the Federal Communications Commission and mobile service providers" to stop service to stolen phones. This is a great first-step, however, when your phone is stolen: It's gone missing. The key is to stop theft before you're a victim. You can be hurt or killed during a high-tech robbery.
When your phone is stolen, most of us quickly retrieve a phone replacement. We don't want to lose our connection with our family, friends, business contacts and co-workers. Stopping service is a great idea, but not so much when you think of the victim. Stopping phone service also cuts service off to the victim. It forces the victim to get a new phone number.
The best defense is to protect your expensive phones and electronics. Stop thieves in their tracks by placing locking devices on all your expensive technological equipment. Don't let thieves get the upper hand. Lock your expensive electronics like iPhones, iPads and iPods. Secure your electronics by investing in iPad Counter Mounts, iPad Security Locks, iPad Wall Mounts, and iPak Kiosk Stand --all for a small fraction of what you paid for your Smartphone.
Eliminating the profits thieves enjoy after they've sold your Smartphone by cutting off service to the phone is like placing a Band-Aid over a gaping wound. Thieves haven't only stolen your phone, thieves have stolen access to your personal information like, banking, credit cards, your work phone number, your personal connections; family, friends, etc.
An iPad2 Lock has a hard, clear plastic case to protect your iPad, and the security slot is built into the case. When you lock the security cable around the case and loop the cable's other end to a fixed object, you've secured your iPad. When the lock is on your iPad, thieves can't remove the case and cable without damage to the iPad. The steel cable is the solution to the problem. Best yet, the lock weighs in under a pound, has a sleek cable, lock-head, small diameter, and beats any computer lock on the market. When you get the iPad2 Lock, you'll want to check out the iPad Kiosk Stand.
Stop thieves from "Apple Picking" your Smartphone by applying a lock. Thieves invade your privacy and victimize you once when they steal your phone, and criminals victimize you again when they use your personal information for profit. They are in a position to victimize every person whose number you've stored on your phone. Phone theft is not a victimless crime.
The Washington Post as far back as April 2012 reported a "voluntary agreement between the Federal Communications Commission and mobile service providers" to stop service to stolen phones. This is a great first-step, however, when your phone is stolen: It's gone missing. The key is to stop theft before you're a victim. You can be hurt or killed during a high-tech robbery.
When your phone is stolen, most of us quickly retrieve a phone replacement. We don't want to lose our connection with our family, friends, business contacts and co-workers. Stopping service is a great idea, but not so much when you think of the victim. Stopping phone service also cuts service off to the victim. It forces the victim to get a new phone number.
The best defense is to protect your expensive phones and electronics. Stop thieves in their tracks by placing locking devices on all your expensive technological equipment. Don't let thieves get the upper hand. Lock your expensive electronics like iPhones, iPads and iPods. Secure your electronics by investing in iPad Counter Mounts, iPad Security Locks, iPad Wall Mounts, and iPak Kiosk Stand --all for a small fraction of what you paid for your Smartphone.
Eliminating the profits thieves enjoy after they've sold your Smartphone by cutting off service to the phone is like placing a Band-Aid over a gaping wound. Thieves haven't only stolen your phone, thieves have stolen access to your personal information like, banking, credit cards, your work phone number, your personal connections; family, friends, etc.
An iPad2 Lock has a hard, clear plastic case to protect your iPad, and the security slot is built into the case. When you lock the security cable around the case and loop the cable's other end to a fixed object, you've secured your iPad. When the lock is on your iPad, thieves can't remove the case and cable without damage to the iPad. The steel cable is the solution to the problem. Best yet, the lock weighs in under a pound, has a sleek cable, lock-head, small diameter, and beats any computer lock on the market. When you get the iPad2 Lock, you'll want to check out the iPad Kiosk Stand.
Stop thieves from "Apple Picking" your Smartphone by applying a lock. Thieves invade your privacy and victimize you once when they steal your phone, and criminals victimize you again when they use your personal information for profit. They are in a position to victimize every person whose number you've stored on your phone. Phone theft is not a victimless crime.
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