Hence it is very likely that the hotspot is a consequence of thefts from individual people (e.g. pickpocketing) or from shops (unfortunately the crime classification provided in the data is not detailed enough to distinguish between these different types).
Several technical experts said that because Google had quickly learned of the theft of the software, it was unclear what the consequences of the theft had been.
Though account theft and identity theft are often lumped together in popular perception, data from the survey showed that the consequences of identity theft were more severe.
Jack Thorne, best known for adapting This Is England for television, has crafted a sleek thriller in The Last Panthers, a six-part series that revolves around the real-life Balkan crew the Pink Panthers, imagining the consequences of their theft of €15m in diamonds.
He confessed in December of that year to operating a $50 billion Ponzi scheme, the largest in history, but few really understand why he did it or when it began.In "The Wizard of Lies", Diana Henriques, who covered the Madoff scandal for the New York Times, offers a riveting history of Mr Madoff's shady dealings and the shattering consequences of his theft.
If you disable it, the consequences of identity theft quickly reappear even though all antivirus programs are out-of-date to some extent.
For example, he noted, as more and more consumers face the consequences of identity theft or other digital fraud, such security holes are driving up the cost of insuring online vendors and banking platforms.
Several sites also include an ICE video highlighting the economic consequences of intellectual property theft.
As the economic recovery limps forward, consumer lawyers say, the consequences of the retail theft databases' can be particularly devastating.
