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•Thieves reportedly use AT&T data to track and steal iPhones — how to protect yourself
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Two teens were arrested in Texas for allegedly stealing four AT&T iPhone 16 devices in a highly orchestrated operation involving stolen tracking data.
The teens allegedly flew to Texas from Detroit for a weeklong heist spree.
The big mystery is how these teens gained access to the tracking numbers for iPhones being shipped in Texas .
One theory, circulating without confirmation, points to a possible rogue employee inside ATT funneling tracking data into the black market.
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