That’s not going to happen if the iPhone is stolen. You can’t set up a device if it is activation locked by someone else.Īpple’s Activation Lock means you can’t set up an iPhone and use it as your own unless the previous owner signed out of their Apple ID account first. But security features built into the iPhone could make it completely unusable if it was stolen. Not only do you need to worry about the police eventually knocking at your door and taking the phone back-without refunding whatever you paid for it. But even if that doesn’t bother you, there are plenty of other reasons a stolen iPhone makes for a bad purchase. Of course, most of us don’t want to buy a stolen iPhone because of the moral dilemma it creates. What if the seller won’t share the IMEI number.
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