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Apple Knows Who Stole Your iPod
I signed into this just so I could tell BlackRabbit that you are a jerk. Just because someone steals from you, doesn't make you undeserved of having or owning something. What an incredibly stupid thing to say. It's the thieves that should be undeserved, it's the thieves that should be stopped dead in their tracks. It's not a victim's fault that they were stolen from! As far as I'm concerned, NO, it's not Apple's responsibility. However, if they were smart they would offer protection to an individual in case of theft for a nominal fee, say at the time of purchase. They do have the ability to track if a thief is stupid enough to use the IPOD and purchase more songs online. Perhaps their ability to track the IPOD is even greater than we know, they just don't want to. So, in light of the fact that it would cost them money to provide such a service, perhaps they could create jobs and charge fees for it. In any event, I sure hope no one ever steals from you. I wouldn't want you to know what it feels like.— July 18, 2009 10:44 a.m.