A recent investigation revealed a thriving underground market for stolen iPhones. The journey of a stolen iPhone 15 Pro was tracked from London to Hong Kong and finally to Huaqiangbei, where it ended up on the fourth floor of the Feiyang building. This building specializes in selling second-hand iPhones, some of which are legitimate while others are stolen. Traders admitted that even remotely locked phones have a market value in this bustling marketplace.
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