uhanrodric
Well-known member
I agree with Alli. Best course of action, kill the phone through AT&T so it's at least not your bill going up.
Apple can't really track anything, remember, they just made the phone. AT&T on the other hand, they are the one providing the service, and sure they can tell you via GPS or their own network where the phone is, but working for a major communications company, I know that information like that is only handed over to the proper authorities, and isn't actively monitored, unless again required by the proper authorities.
Apple can't really track anything, remember, they just made the phone. AT&T on the other hand, they are the one providing the service, and sure they can tell you via GPS or their own network where the phone is, but working for a major communications company, I know that information like that is only handed over to the proper authorities, and isn't actively monitored, unless again required by the proper authorities.