“Help! Someone Stole My Mac!” Undercover, Part 1.

Back in mid January we reported on Undercover, a unique Mac utility which notifies you when your Mac is lost or stolen.

So, we “stole” a Mac to see what happens. Why? Reporting on a real world test of an application adds more credibility, right?

There are a few aspects to a stolen or lost Mac situation. The first is “Prevention.”

What do you do to keep the Mac from getting stolen in the first place, the second is, what do you do to prevent data from being removed,.... (excerpted).

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