Apple monitors iPhone stolen from its stores
The company is actively disabling iPhones that have been stolen from the screens of its retail outlets, leaving them unusable.
However, the effort is not specific to the ongoing protests. The company has long installed special software on iPhone stores to track the location of stolen items. This software does not come on purchased iPhones.
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