Some iOS devices hijacked and held hostage in Australia

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By Joe RossignolMay 27, 2014, 1:09 pm449 pts
A growing number of iPhone, iPad and Mac users in Australia are turning to the Apple Support Communities and Twitter to report incidents of their device being remotely locked through iCloud. In some cases, a fraudulent message appears through the Find my iPhone service demanding payment between $50 and $100 to…

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