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Because the Ministry keeps tabs on people Apparating

This question was asked to JK Rowling in a 2000 interview.

How does the wizarding world protect Muggle banks and vaults, etc. from wizards apparating into them and stealing the contents?

 

J.K. Rowling: Well, the Ministry of Magic keeps tabs on people apparating. That's why you have to have a license to do it, and the moment you abuse it you can find yourself in serious trouble (or Azkaban!).

 

Scholastic.com interview - October 16th 2000

Because the Ministry keeps tabs on people Apparating

This question was asked to JK Rowling in a 2000 interview.

How does the wizarding world protect Muggle banks and vaults, etc. from wizards apparating into them and stealing the contents?

 

J.K. Rowling: Well, the Ministry of Magic keeps tabs on people apparating. That's why you have to have a license to do it, and the moment you abuse it you can find yourself in serious trouble (or Azkaban!).

 

Scholastic.com interview - October 16th 2000

Because the Ministry keeps tabs on people Apparating

This question was asked to JK Rowling in a 2000 interview.

How does the wizarding world protect Muggle banks and vaults, etc. from wizards apparating into them and stealing the contents?

J.K. Rowling: Well, the Ministry of Magic keeps tabs on people apparating. That's why you have to have a license to do it, and the moment you abuse it you can find yourself in serious trouble (or Azkaban!).

Scholastic.com interview - October 16th 2000

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Because the Ministry keeps tabs on people Apparating

This question was asked to JK Rowling in a 2000 interview.

How does the wizarding world protect Muggle banks and vaults, etc. from wizards apparating into them and stealing the contents?

J.K. Rowling: Well, the Ministry of Magic keeps tabs on people apparating. That's why you have to have a license to do it, and the moment you abuse it you can find yourself in serious trouble (or Azkaban!).

Scholastic.com interview - October 16th 2000