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All of the protesters and looters snagged clusters of Apple products, carried out large boxes of iMacs and Mac Pros, took all the iOS devices and Macs off the tables, and fractured the floor-to-ceiling windows that once stood out in the streets. The iPhones stolen from the protestors can not be used as their own iPhones, even in the newer locations that do not have security cables attached to the devices. All of the demo products they stole are alarmed by a store version of Find My, which puts the iPhone to Lost Mode and plays a loud sound with a message on the screen which reads, “Please return to Apple (location of the store). This device has been disabled and is being tracked. Local authorities will be alerted.” The screen comes up on the iPhone when it is outside the store premises by Location Services, which happened after looters snatched every single iPhone and iPad from the tables. This feature has been used in Apple Stores built or remodeled on or after 2016.
The stores will reopen Tuesday morning, back to its limited hours from the initial reopening of the stores. All stores that were raided over the weekend’s protests will be closed until further notice as repairs and cleaning up the extensive damage will take up to a week. This means that the affected locations will be reopening the next weekend. Stores still remaining closed until further notice before the protests will not reopen tomorrow.
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