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Answering my own question from a day ago:

Allegedly, it seems it was the thief who set the recovery key for the ADP.

Was it the owner who enabled ADP (before the iPhone was stolen, of course)? Or was it the thief who enabled ADP after they stole the iPhone?

Thanks to the tariff war, “$175,000 worth of iPhones” will soon describe the price of a single iPhone.

(Back of the envelope math — give or take a few dollars.)

Awful situation for consumers, but it’ll certainly make it easier for thieves to steal $175,000 worth of product. (Silver lining… I suppose, lol,)

gatorguy said:

Afarstar said:

jfabula1 said:

So I’m thinking, if a US company get very successful in their business model & it get rich it becomes monopolistic.. 
Will Facebook be the next? 

Hopefully. 

Careful. There's a few American tech companies who have become behemoths. Apple and Amazon are two who immediately come to mind. This administration would not have been one I would expect to be insisting on business success being penalized. 

It was the Trump administration (administration version 1.0) that sued to break-up Meta. That Trump Admin 1.0-era lawsuit is why Mark Zuckerberg is in court right now fighting to keep his company in one piece. The Biden administration continued the lawsuit, but it was the Trump administration’s FTC (and many individual U.S. states) that began the lawsuit. And it’s the Trump administration (2.0) that is in court right now as the plaintiff in the case against Meta.

(My apologies if you were being sarcastic in your reply and already knew all of this. Sometimes it’s difficult to tell the difference between sarcasm and sincerity in written form.)

Can someone please let the administration know that: Not every day has to be a major news day. You can have days that are mostly quiet, boring and peaceful. It’s possible. I know it’s possible. I’ve seen it happen (with other administrations).