It seems that these days, even iPhones aren't secure!
More than 300 iPhones have been stolen from a UPS delivery truck in San Francisco, with the thieves making off with about $300,000 worth of products.
The thieves tracked the truck and managed to steal a shipment of merchandise before it was delivered to an Apple store at the Stonestown Galleria shopping center in San Francisco, according to CBS SF news agency.
The thieves allegedly broke in and took all the smartphones from the truck while its driver was at Macy's to make a delivery.
The thieves remain at large and the police are asking for help in locating them.
"A witness observed three suspects wearing hooded sweatshirts exiting a white Dodge van," said San Francisco Police Department Chief Rick Yick.
"It appears the suspects knew what they were looking for.".
The iPhone X will retail for at least $999, so 300 units are worth about $300,000.
According to CNET, those who have scheduled pre-orders to be picked up at Apple Stonestown will be able to get their iPhone X on time.
We should probably be more careful with our iPhones from now on!
