Best Practices: Protecting Your iPod/iPhone
Written on July 14, 2007 by Nick Santilli and 8 people have commented
This is too funny - and too clever - to pass on. If you’re an iPod owner, or more recently, an iPhone owner, then you’re likely aware of the high level of interest that thieves may have in getting their hands on your nifty Apple gadgets. So it’s probably a good idea to do your best to protect that investment.
So what better way to hide your iPod/iPhone in plain site than by sticking it inside a case that looks like Microsoft’s Zune? Clearly this should safeguard just about anything you wish to keep safe from would-be sticky fingers. I mean, who really wants a Zune???
Ok, so it’s just a silly joke…but we all know there’s truth behind every joke, right?
Via Uneasy Silence
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#1 Ramón says:What’s a Zune?
Is it a phone? When was it released?
#2 Honza says:Woody Allen: “No joke is ever completely untrue”.
#3 Nemanja Cosovic says:Genious!
Me luvz! 
I think those boys at Redmond are sure going to have a blast.
#4 Ty Morton says:Doesn’t Apple’s iTunes activation process effectively serve a theft protection?
My iPhone’s serial number is tied to my account. If someone were to steal it (knock, knock), they’d have to activate themselves to use it. If I had reported it stolen, Applke would have the thief’s contact information, or at the very least, their billing information.
Am I way off base, here?
I mean it’s nowhere near as effective as disguising it a Zune, but still…
ty
#5 Patrick Rancholo says:i recently bought an iphone but i want to purchase the protective cover so where can i buy it on line.and tell me more about the iphone serial number tied to your account for protection i think thats a bit safe
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