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I sat at a phone repair shop waiting for someone. The tech guy and apprentice raised up a discussion that their boss who happened to be the chairman of phone tech in that area has gone to the police station to help a phone tech who was arrested by police because he helped someone to remove (I can't remember what they called it) something from the phone that help phone not to allow unverified login to get access to the phone. That the function is on Android 6 (marshmallow) and higher versions which won't allow any other Gmail to login and when removed by tech personnels, the new user will be able to login and use the device, the former owner will however become able to trace it due tothis action......
I know most of us are aware of this. What is the future of this trend in helping to curb phone thefts?
@originalworks
It's well. Thanks for passing such info. Kindly use an appropriate airhawk tag. Good day
Thanks for pointing that error out.
I thank God for the latest device being used to track those stolen phone. At least it will curb or reduce the act due to the fear of being caught
You're right @gimba.. It will indeed go a long way