I'm surprised bb made it rite. Walmart routinely does that but bb sucks. Hopefully they still go outta biz at earliest. We don't need em. Too much clutter and electronic junk
I'm not. In this case they basically sold a defective product, legally they better make it right. Especially since it is not a repairable defect since not even apple can remove that lock. There is no master key etc.
Okay yeah someone is going to say 'well they could probably go into the iCloud system and change the password and tell the person the idea and password' but that is a huge security and privacy no no if it is plausible that they have some way to know exactly which iCloud account is tied to a serial. So no. Not happening. Apple doesn't look to get sued for crap like that.