Thieves are using stolen tracking data to steal iPhone packages
Thieves are exploiting stolen tracking data to intercept iPhone deliveries the moment they arrive.
The holiday season is a time for giving — but it’s also prime time for thieves. Reports reveal an alarming rise in package thefts, with $12 billion worth of goods, stolen from porches in 2024, affecting approximately 58 million Americans.
High-value items like iPhones are often prime targets. These thieves have developed sophisticated tactics, using stolen tracking information to intercept deliveries right off doorsteps.
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