Thursday 21 January 2016
Michael Saba and Christina Lee are living a nightmare. For the past year, the Atlanta couple has been fielding visits from angry strangers, sometimes accompanied by police officers, who believe their device is located somewhere within Saba and Lee’s home. The reason? Popular “find my phone” apps (like Apple’s ‘Find My iPhone’ or Android’s ‘Device Manager’) keep directing people right to their front door to recover lost or stolen devices. Once the couple was made to sit outside their home for over an hour, without being able to use their own restroom, as police pondered whether to get a warrant to further search the “crime…
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