article_snippet: In the latest chapter of their international 'bromance', an American journalist has finally met the man in China who was using an American journalist stolen phone and uploading pictures to his stolen phone shared iCloud account.
article_snippet: his  iPhone fell into the hands of an unknown Chinese man who unknowingly posted countless selfies of Matt Stopera's in front of orange trees to Matt's photo-stream.
article_snippet: First meeting: Matt Stopera's finally got to meet Li Hongjun, the man from China who happened to acquire Matt Stopera's stolen phone and began posting selfies on his stolen phone shared iCloud account .
article_snippet: : Matt first realised his stolen phone was no longer in China when Matt iCloud account began became populated with countless selfies of a man in front of an orange tree .
article_snippet: Lost property: A year after losing his phone in a New York City bar, Matt finally caught a glimpse of the iPhone that somehow ended up in China and propelled Matt to internet fame .
article_snippet: Stopera first noticed hundreds of unfamiliar photos on Stopera phone in early February and told CBS: 'I was going through my photos
article_snippet: When Stopera mentioned the bizarre happenings to a friend, they told Stopera that most stolen iPhone's end up in China and told Stopera to head to an Apple store immediately to report an Apple store.
article_snippet: After sharing his story onlinehis story , my old iPhone was found by readers in China who shared my old iPhone on their version of Twitter, named Weibo.
article_snippet: Stopera soon received a photo of Stopera old iPhone.
article_snippet: Apparently Orange Man's nephew heard about his story and posted pictures of my phone and pictures of Orange Man's nephew uncle on Weibo,' Stopera wrote in a follow-up article.
highlights_snippet: Matt Stopera's iPhone was stolen from a bar in New York City one year ago .
  