Comments on: Lost iPhone Case Heats Up: Cops Seize Gizmodo Editor’s Computers

By: ccs

ccs — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 15:39:30 +0000

Jewish, you seem to disregard the amount of money and power Apple can throw at this. Aside from publicity, what would it gain Apple to pull a stunt like this? Nothing. And do you suppose that Gizmodo is so wrapped up in themselves to actually risk pulling a stunt that could easily be verified my checking whether such a warrant was issued or charges were brought up? I think you’re a bit short sighted. Steve Wozniak relates a similar story about how an Apple employee was fired for showing him, a fellow Apple employee, an iPad outside of the security zone after midnight on the launch of the iPad. If this is true, this just fits into exactly what i expect from Apple.

By: Ted

Ted — Tue, 27 Apr 2010 13:10:59 +0000

When you find property, it still does not belong to you. The law requires you make a good faith effort to return it to it’s rightful owner. Failure to do so is equivalent to theft. A lost item is not fair game and Jason should have tried to return the phone before making headlines.

By: Jewish Jon

Jewish Jon — Mon, 26 Apr 2010 22:22:46 +0000

IN REGARDS TO THE GIZMODO.COM EVENT OF JASON CHEN GETTING RAIDIED!

I FIND IT VERY VERY SUSPICIOUS THAT THE EVENT EVEN OCCURRED. ESPECIALLY SINCE THEY ARE ONLY TELLING US TODAY WHEN APPARENTLY IT HAPPENED FRIDAY EVENING. SEVERAL SOURCES ARE CLAIMING THIS A RUSE STATING “JASON CHEN, IS JUST CREATING MORE ATTENTION FOR HIMSELF BY PROVIDING FALSIFIED DOCUMENTS THAT ARE EASILY OBTAINABLE AND FAKED FROM THE SUPPOSED POLICE COUNTY’S WEBSITE!, SOURCES ALSO STATE THAT IF THIS EVENT ACTUALLY HAPPENED IT WOULD BE ALL OVER THE NEWS AND WE WOULD ALL BE ALLOWED TO LEAVE COMMENTS, HOWEVER THE COMMENTS ON GIZMODO AND HERE HAVE BEEN BLOCKED SO YOU CAN NOT COMMENT ON THE STORY!!”

FAKE FAKE FAKE

I JUST LOST ALL MY FAITH IN GIZMODO.COM