From Valleynewslive · · 1m 20s
Wi-Fi installer accused of stealing explicit video
A California technician allegedly used a customer's phone to send herself intimate content to his own device.
In brief
A California technician allegedly used a customer's phone to send herself intimate content to his own device. Always monitor service workers with access to your devices, and check linked accounts for suspicious activity. Originally reported by Valleynewslive.
Installer asks to test Wi-Fi
In early August, Logan Edward Gray-McCannon, 37, was installing GFiber at a customer's Irvine apartment when he asked to use her phone to test the signal.
Customer discovers missing video
The woman later found that an explicit video she'd sent to her partner had been sent from her phone to another device via iMessage, visible on her linked iPad.
Woman traces message to installer
She traced the phone number that received the video back to Gray-McCannon, confirming he had used her phone to send the intimate content to himself.
Woman reports crime in September
On September 9, the customer reported the incident to police, more than a month after the alleged theft occurred during the installation.
Installer arrested and charged
Gray-McCannon was arrested at his home on Friday and booked at Orange County Jail on charges of commercial burglary, sharing a private sexual image without consent, and unauthorized computer access.
Police suspect additional victims
Detectives believe there may be more victims of Gray-McCannon's scheme based on evidence collected during the investigation.
The one thing
Always monitor service workers with access to your devices, and check linked accounts for suspicious activity.
