Carnegie Mellon student robbed, uses iPhone to track down culprits
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#2Is there an app for easily tracking a lost or stolen iPhone?
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#3https://www.mobiledefense.com/ makes tracking a stolen Android phone trivial. I installed it last night and it is pretty cool.
Re: Carnegie Mellon student robbed, uses iPhone to track down culprits
#4Is there an app for easily tracking a lost or stolen iPhone?
MobileMe will show you a map of where your iPhone is.
Re: Carnegie Mellon student robbed, uses iPhone to track down culprits
#5Is there an app for easily tracking a lost or stolen iPhone?
There's not an "app" per se.
If you use Mobile Me and register your iphone with it you can track your iphone as well as make it play a noise for 2 minutes and show an alert.
As someone who recently had to replace an iPhone at full price (unwilling to sign up for another two years on AT&T's horrible service in SF). I recommend looking into using this _before_ you lose/have stolen your iPhone.
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#6Why are the culprits in the story referred to as "actors"?
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#7Why are the culprits in the story referred to as "actors"?
It is a student newspaper
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#8a baby car seat?
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#9Why are the culprits in the story referred to as "actors"?
That's what we would often call them in crime stories, and it's a common word in a lot of newspapers. It's nice because it doesn't imply guilt... it just states who is involved.
I used to edit The Tartan.
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