This Thief Doesn’t Know His Stolen iPhone Is Uploading All His Selfies To Tumblr

Cult of Mac
By Buster HeineAug 5, 2013, 5:52 pm1.8k ptsInteresting
The number one rule when it comes to stealing an iPhone is to turn off Find My iPhone and restore iOS to factory settings. Every good thief knows this, but there are so many clueless ones who don’t, the latest of which is a charming douchebag from Dubai named Hafid. Hafid likes to cruise around [...] The post…

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