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"Last month, we brought you the story of how 15 year-old Dustin Simantob used the iPhone's Find my iPhone feature to catch the thieves that had stolen it.  The feature, powered by MobileMe, lets you track down your stolen iPhone via GPS, change the home screen message, and even wipe your phone's content.\nIf Simantob's story hasn't convinced you to activate Find My iPhone, maybe this one will.  An unidentified victim was robbed at gunpoint by two men at 1 A.M. in Shadyside, PA.  They demanded and took his wallet, PIN numbers, and his iPhone.  It's a sad but all-too-common story, until you get to the part where the man's iPhone helped police arrest the suspects.According to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the two men, Bryant Rather and Brent Ray Potter, were caught with a third associate, Myron Knox, after the unidentified man used his computer to locate his iPhone at a Wal-Mart in another suburb.  \nThe men, after using his stolen credit card to purchase items, then moved on to a restaurant and then to a gas station, where police detained them and charged them with access device fraud, conspiracy, receiving stolen property, possessing instruments of crime, as well as robbery for the two men who committed the original crime.\n\n\n\n\n\nThe Suspects: Myron Knox, Brent Ray Potter, Bryant Rather\n\nWith GPS technology becoming more and more prevalent, we're hoping to hear more of these stories, and that they will make crooks think twice before committing robbery or a more serious crime.  Find My iPhone is just the beginning of a new technology wave that helps us fight back."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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