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Stolen iPhone Sends Picture Back To Owner

A woman has unwittingly taken her own picture as she attempted to unlock a stolen phone.
The image was then automatically sent to the owner who called the police.
A "rather cool" app downloaded on to the phone takes a picture of anyone who tries to unlock it, maps their location and then sends the information to the owner in an email, Sussex Police said.
The phone was stolen from the Coalition nightclub in Brighton, East Sussex, earlier this month.
Police said they do not know whether the woman pictured was responsible for the theft but they appealed for her or anyone who recognises her to contact them.
"We know where and when the photo was taken and it appears to be in a vehicle with quite a large sunroof," PC Gavin Crute, of Sussex Police, said.
"We don't know that the woman is the person who stole the camera, but she obviously has had some connection with it in the meantime and I'd like to speak to her about it," he added.
:: Anyone with information is asked to call Sussex Police on 101.
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what do you think?

simon calvert
Ha, how does she feel....lol

Lorgar Aurelian
So what's the app then? Is that not the point of the article?

Adj Jackson
Gadget Trak i think about £2.50 and if its the obe I think the photo being emailed costs 99p

Roger W Patrick
Thievin' little wretch





daysleeperman
4:10pm on 10/12/2012
It appears to be the Duchess of Cambridge. Never trusted her...