Apple computer buyers are reporting that impostors have been using fake IDs and QR codes to steal their laptops before they can pick them up at several Apple stores across Southern California. The ...

It’s like a cybernetic catfishing scheme. Just when you thought it was safe to back on the laptop, tech-heads have revealed a fake browser update that infects Apple computers with a type of ...

Suspect allegedly uses fake ID to steal laptop from Glendale Apple Store 02:29. A North Hollywood man claims his laptop was stolen from a Glendale Apple store after someone flashed a fake ID.

Thief uses fake ID, QR code to steal laptop from Apple Store in Yorba Linda Customers have reported the thieves using their QR codes and fake ID's to impersonate the purchaser.

On Tuesday, he went to the Apple Store at Glendale's Americana at Brand to pick up the computer he ordered with his QR code and ID — only to find out that someone else had claimed it. "They said ...

Rick Markowitz of Sherman Oaks said he ordered his Apple laptop online and opted for an in-store pickup to make sure the $3,600 device doesn’t get stolen. Stream Los Angeles News for free, 24/7 ...

In 2015, Apple began nixing the illuminated insignia from its laptops, starting with the ultra-thin 12-inch MacBook, which had a polished metal logo instead, like those seen on iPads.