graywolf said:Didn't the OP say it restored with iTunes? So did he?
That would have killed any chance of retrieving data.
Edit:
He said iTunes updated it. So maybe the info is still there.
I did, but I backed up all data first.
graywolf said:Didn't the OP say it restored with iTunes? So did he?
That would have killed any chance of retrieving data.
Edit:
He said iTunes updated it. So maybe the info is still there.
jaymz77 said:I am a tech by trade and did a full backup as well as a restore. There was no data on it but five random photos. I'm pretty sure it is stolen but I have tore the whole thing down and it seems the LCD is broken.
There is no way to contact the owner unless they had their personal info in the iPad, but nothing. It was found on our family property way in the mountains, so I think it was stolen and tossed out after it had run out of battery or something like that. It's too bad, I would be freaking if my iPad disappeared
Rog said:Okay let's get the facts straight.
1. Someone in your family stole it?
Sent from my huge iPod touch.
Gabriel1 said:But Apple could contact the owner from the serial number?
The Archangel
Rog said:Okay let's get the facts straight.
1. Someone in your family stole it?
Sent from my huge iPod touch.
Did you actually read the whole thread??
1. Found on the side of the road.
2. Side of the road is owned by my family.
3. Read before typing
SweetPoison said:I agree. Goodness.
Tim SPRACKLEN said:If you go to the following page at iFixit you'll see a tear down of the iPad.
iPad 2 Wi-Fi Teardown - iFixit
However, why not be a good citizen and try and return the iPad to its rightful owner? As someone mentioned, the owner probably accidentally left it on their car roof and forgot about it while driving off. They might have some valuable or irreplaceable data on the iPad and it sounds as though its in good enough condition that these data could be recovered. If you take it to an Apple Store they'll be able to recover the owner's details by looking at the serial number. For legal reasons, they won't contact the owner but, should the owner report it lost to the police, they would provide that information to authorised law enforcement agencies.
And think how much better you'd feel...
Tim
Rog said:Did you ever think maybe the owner has a square trade warranty that covers accidental damage, like I do.
Why don't you do the real owner a favor and throw it out the window and maybe the next person that "finds" it will mail it to apple.
Damn!
Yea, keep telling yourself "it's just too much trouble".
Don't loose any sleep over it.
If it makes you feel better keep the leather cover to offset the cost of postage.
Sleep well my friend.
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