Jakarta - The theft of cell phones , most users will ask for help from the police after they discovered its location . But this woman , decided to look it straight in order to confront the thief.
Yes , maybe for Sarah Maguire , confront the thief directly is the best way to get her back . Courage residents West Hollywood , San Francisco , USA is challenged when one night , he and a friend lost his apartment iPhone .
Using the Find My iPhone feature , Maguire and his friends know that they belong to two iPhones are in West Covina , about 30 miles from her apartment .
Both really had to call the police to tell the news of the loss . But police suggested that they come directly to the location of the thief. Maguire and his friend reminded to immediately call emergency numbers if the situation of danger.
As quoted from Business Insider , Tuesday ( 04/06/2014 ) , Maguire himself did not object to the suggestion . Instead, he passionately wanted to meet directly with the thief.
Luckily, the thief is not the type to harm . What happened next , when met , Maguire just had an argument with the thief. After persevering through a long debate , the thief gave up and restore both iPhone taken.Smartphone theft is common place , especially in the big cities in various countries . In major cities in the U.S. alone , Apple products seem to be the favorite target of theft .
Based on a report in The Huffington Post , in the last year alone in San Francisco nearly 2,400 stolen smartphone . More than half of it is the iPhone . In New York City , as many as 8,465 stolen Apple products throughout 2013.
California Sen. Mark Leno attempted tackle this issue with the release of legislation called ' kill switch ' . This rule requires the smartphone to be equipped with anti-theft features . This feature will immediately lock the device when locked , so it can not be used at all by the thief.
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