cnet chats with LoJack for Laptops

Seth Rosenblatt of cnet stopped by and talked with LoJack for Laptops at CES about stolen Laptop recovery and the unique recovery offerings that only LoJack for Laptops offers.
cnet also pointed out the dangers of trying to recover your stolen laptop personally .

“Consumer vigilantism and tech are now enabling consumers to be crime-fighters,” Mark Grace, Absolute’s VP of consumer business, said in an interview last week at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. “But having access to a Google Maps location does not mean that you’re prepared to go knocking on doors.”

Take, for instance, the case of a California man who police testified was tortured and killed for confronting the suspected thieves of his laptop and Playstation 3. Or that of a Texas woman shot multiple times over a suspected laptop theft. Or a Missouri college student who was shot when he refused to hand over his laptop to a thief.”

check out the entire story “LoJack (for Laptops) recovers your laptop, without risking your neck” to see more information about how LoJack for Laptops works and why it is important to have a recovery plan in the event your laptop is stolen.

Indictments and criminal complaints are unproven accusations and the accused in all cases are presumed innocent until proven guilty.

5 Responses to “cnet chats with LoJack for Laptops”

  1. avatarlaptops says:

    I have heard and read all about LoJack and also in news that several laptops that were stolen or lost are recovered using LoJack that are installed on it. I wish to try it so my laptop will be secured. BTW this blog of yours is very informative and I very good to read, thanks for sharing mwestling :)

  2. avatarJenny Baca says:

    my laptop was stolen and I need my login info to reported online what do i do

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