Without Activation Lock, the Apple Watch is more vulnerable to theft than an iPhone or iPad

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By Brent DirksMay 13, 2015, 5:41 pm1.4k ptsHot
While any data stored on your Apple Watch can be protected fromthieves, the same cant be said for the actual device itself. As first pointed out by iDownloadBlog, theres nothing preventing a thief from stealing your Apple Watch, wiping the device, and then pairing it with another iPhone. Thats true even if the…

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