I found an ipod and i wanted to know if i could unlock it?

Question

I have found an ipod and it is locked, how can i unlock it?

Answer 1

lynxster wrote:
You can send this iPod to Apple Support for servicing to have them reset it.
Or you can download itunes, a free application from apple, to reset it.
But you will not be able to use it in it's current condition without first unlocking it.
I'm not sure what the point of saying that is, but considering your previous comment let's set the record straight.
If someone finds a piece of lost property, it should be handed in to, either:
the police if found in the street or a public area.
the lost property office of the railway/bus company/similar if found on a train, station or bus.
the security office if found in a shopping mall, public building or similar.
Then, assuming that the owner who has lost it reports it to the police, lost property office, security office etc. (which is their obvious course of action) that the owner will have it returned. Here in the UK, if an item of lost property is not claimed by it's owner after a set time, most organisations usually have a procedure for disposing of it lawfully.
What a finder does not do is keep said lost property for themselves. I believe that in the UK it is known as theft by finding. It's certainly not the right thing to do.