Joshua Kaufman didn’t just sit back and watch when his laptop was stolen — he continued to watch it being stolen, days later. Yup, thanks to Hidden, an app that collects webcam pics and screenshots when a computer is stolen, Kaufman knows just what his MacBook thief looks like.
The MacBook in question was lifted from interaction designer Kaufman‘s Oakland, California, apartment March 21, along with a few pieces of jewelry. Luckily, Kaufman had installed the Hidden app on his computer back in December, which allowed him to capture pictures of the thief — as well as his Google ID — and create a Tumblr dedicated to the missing computer, This Guy Has My MacBook.
Collected webcam pics and screenshots:
Guy driving away with stolen MacBook
Staring deliriously into stolen MacBook
Deleting real owners account on stolen MacBook
Signing into his Google account on stolen MacBook
I really don’t want to know what this guy is doing with stolen MacBook
The MacBook in question was lifted from interaction designer Kaufman‘s Oakland, California, apartment March 21, along with a few pieces of jewelry. Luckily, Kaufman had installed the Hidden app on his computer back in December, which allowed him to capture pictures of the thief — as well as his Google ID — and create a Tumblr dedicated to the missing computer, This Guy Has My MacBook.
Collected webcam pics and screenshots:
Guy driving away with stolen MacBook
Staring deliriously into stolen MacBook
Deleting real owners account on stolen MacBook
Signing into his Google account on stolen MacBook
I really don’t want to know what this guy is doing with stolen MacBook
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