Over 100 stolen phones recovered by Philippine police via ‘Find My Device’


Police in Cebu City on Tuesday, January 20, recovered what is believed to be several stolen cellphones stored in a small warehouse near a mall on Leon Kilat Street. - Contributed photo via PDI/ANN

CEBU CITY, Philippines: The “Find My Device” feature found on Apple devices helped police here recover dozens of stolen smartphones and arrest an individual on Tuesday, January 20.

Authorities from the Cebu City Police Office (CCPO) raided a rented room inside a commercial building along Leon Kilat Street, where they discovered over 100 iPhones believed to have been stolen.

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