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I don't think it was right for that person to sell access to the phone to anyone. It was not his to sell and I think he should be in trouble along with the employee who left it.
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Have you heard about the lost iphone recently? If you were the lucky(?) person to find the lost iphone at a bar, what would you do with it?
To me, the employee that lost that phone which was very sensitive material should be more to blame. It's not the phone itself, but the intellectual property. Losing that prototype is like announcing on your blog and facebook and twitter the secret recipe. Because there is an object involved, it's easier to declare a theft. I did see the law though and understand that the consequences for the finder make sense, but I wonder what happened to the apple employee. I would have fired them so fast their head would have spun off.