Nearly half of all mobile phones stolen in 2005 were made by
Nokia, a new
survey has found.
The study, by the Midlands Centre for Criminology and Criminal Justice at
Loughborough
University, used data from 100,000 reported phone thefts in London to
compile the top 10 list.
The study was inspired by the Home Office's Car Crime Index, which
highlighted which cars were least secure, prompting manufacturers to improve
anti-theft measures.
“Mobile phone theft has been increasing when many types of crime have been
falling for years," said Jen Mailley, lead author on the study.
“The top 10 charts are a step in the right direction though,” said Mailley,
“because they empower consumers with information, which should stimulate
anti-crime design efforts by the mobile phone industry.”
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