3:24 AM - Say Bye-bye to iPod Thief
You might have heard on gold robbers, diamond thieves, car
snatchers, etc., but not ones whom I term, Gadget Crazy
Robbers(GCR). Might call them professionals, but they only hunt for
people using Apple only gadgets.
IPod users can look like good targets to thieves
because iPods are expensive and also users will be less aware of
their surroundings due to listening to music.
It is known to us that iPods are among the most popular items
for thieves these days. As a result, the numbers of iPod thefts,
iPod muggings, and other violence related iPods is increasing (and,
increasingly, getting a lot of media attention). Compact music
players seem to be a hot item to the itchy hands of thieves
especially those smaller models of iPod is much easier lose and be
stolen. Do not be a victim and know the tips to prevent your iPod
from being stolen. Get a hold of those tips and do not let yourself
be one of the numerous victims.
Whereas most of you might act confused or even call these
criminals stupid, my opinion stands different. These criminals
aren't that stupid as you might think. Lemme throw in a question
for you readers. How many of you, Apple gadget crazy fans, have
been able to get a hold of the device as soon as it went LIVE on
stores? I wish I had posted a poll on this but no need as I might
need to count myself amongst those crazy fans who have managed to
wait in the line for almost 9 days, just to get an iPad 2.
A few stories reported from the police department have
already emerged related to Gadget(Apple) Only Crimes. If you want
to avoid iPod theft, prevent iPod theft, or not make yourself a
clear target for an iPod mugging, here are some tips
Prevent Stealing
1 Wear dark headphones instead of the white headphones that
come with a new iPod. This will help prevent a
thief from knowing you own an iPod. If a thief
doesn't know that you have an iPod, he won't try to steal it.
2 Keep your hand near or on the iPod while you're listening
to it. If you feel a tug on your headphones, grip the iPod tightly.
If a thief was trying to get away with your iPod by snagging at
your headphone cord, he'll only get the headphones (a much less
expensive item to replace than the iPod).
3 Put the iPod in a safe storage compartment when not
listening to it. Don't leave it in the open where someone walking
by could see it. If you lock it in a car or locker, hide it.
Thieves can break any lock, and if they see an iPod they'll take
it. Try to keep your iPod with you so you know that it's safe. A
Nano will easily fit in a pocket.
If you follow these tips, you'll be well on your way to being
safer, holding onto your iPod, and not becoming the victim of an
iPod mugging.
And at last, take advantage of the iPod engraving service
offered through Apple. In addition to your name, consider adding,
"if found, please return to," to the iPod. The simple line may make
it more difficult for potential thieves to resell and make your
iPod less desirable to take.
If you follow these tips, you'll be well on your way to being
safer, holding onto your iPod, and not becoming the victim of an
iPod mugging.
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