Apple’s iCloud Helps The Police Catch A Criminal Who Stole His Neighbor’s iPad

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By Bryan M. WolfeJan 8, 2014, 11:21 am303 pts
Thanks to iCloud, users have the ability to backup documents automatically whenever the device is connected to Wi-Fi. One thief didnt know this, according to BBC News. On Nov. 2, John Jeffries decided to start his holiday shopping early by stealing his neighbors iPad. Instead of choosing to play a game, or…

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