Apple’s iPhone is four-times more likely to be stolen than an Android phone

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Nov 3, 2025, 12:23 pm259 pts
Apple’s iPhone 17 Pro in Deep Blue Even smartphone thieves don’t want Android phones. An iPhone is four-times more likely to be stolen than an Android phone, but Apple could well have the solution, one already inside your iPhone. Zak Doffman for Forbes: ‎ If you own an iPhone, it’s four-times more likely to be…

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