iGeneration - 21st Century Education (Pedagogy & Digital Innovation)

Having your precious smartphone swiped is one thing, but giving the thief free access to your apps and data can potentially be even worse. There's a lot you can do before you lose the phone in the first place, though, that will make it much harder for thecriminals to do anything other than wipe it and sell it on.

Your child could be a victim, and you don't even know it.

There’s no worse feeling than realizing your iPhone or iPad has been lost or stolen. Adrian Hon of The Telegraph even went so far as to compare the absence of a smartphone to phantom limb syndrome (a condition in which amputees feel strange sensations coming from limbs they no longer have), calling it phantom mobile […

There's no foolproof way to get back a stolen iPhone, but here are some steps you can take that will increase the likelihood that you'll recover it.

Apple’s phone, tablet, and computer-tracking tools are the best in the business. You can remotely locate your device, disable it with a lock and message that persists through factory resets — the so-called “kill switch” — and wipe it.

Protect your tech by showing it a little summer lovin' by weatherproofing and waterproofing it with these tips.