Do not remove iCloud Lock from a stolen iPhone, because a thief asks you to

AppleInsider
Aug 11, 2022, 6:33 am880 ptsTop
Even if thieves tell you that they "reverse engineered" or jailbroken your stolen iPhone and will sell your data if you don't remove your iCloud device lock — don't. Here's why you shouldn't and why you should feel safe about it. TikTok user Stella Kim posted a video on August 5, in which she told the story…

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