Can the iPhone be hacked? Someone has sent pics that were only on my iPhone to people in my contacts? How could this happen? Thanks
iPhone 4, iOS 5.1.1
Sent how?
Emai? MMS?
What number or email address were they sent from? Yours?
Could someone have had access to your phone.
Matt
Sent in the form of a text from my cell tn along with two pictures of me. No, no way anyone had access it was 3am right beside my nightstand. I have wi-fi in my house not sure if someone could have accessed it that way or not? One pic is from my Facebook account and the other one has never been placed on a social networking website of any sort? It was just a random picture. I think I know exactly who the person (old boyfriend that needs to move forward with his life) is that did it; I just want to know how they did it so I can block this person from having access to anymore of my info. Thanks
For your phone to have been hacked it would have to be in the hands of another party for at least 15 minuters or more to jailbreak the phone and install spyware software. You can tell if the iPhone is jailbroken by looking for an app called Cydia on your iPhone.
If someone was at your house and picked up your iPhone they could have easily forwarded the pictures using your iPhone while you were otherwise occupied.
@deggie searched for Cydia no app found. No one at my house to do that sort of thing? Anyway the photo stream could have been used? Or iCloud account? I am at a loss as to how this happened? Thanks
Photo stream could have been used if your ex or someone knows your Apple ID password.
@deggie I have wi-fi at my house anyway I could have gotten hacked that way? This all started at 3am Sunday morning. Just like the nut job to be out hanging around my neighborhood.
No.
Do you think changing my tn will help? Going to be moving in one month so it doesn't matter anyway. Thanks
Will do thanks
My sister and I had this happen to us, only ours were phone calls and not text. We were together this morning and a call was made from her iphone 4 at 3am to a person in her contacts list. A call was made from my iphone 4 at 3:24am this morning from my iphone to a person in my contact list. Neither one of us made these calls. Our phones were in our pockets. No one else could have had access to our phones at any time. We have seperate contracts with ATT and none of the other iphones on our contracts had calls made. She has had her phone over 2 years, mine less than a week.
Well it is still happening. Last week on a 50 minute walk in my neighborhood, my iPhone, which was in my pocket the whole time, placed six outgoing calls according to the recent call log. The first was to an 866 number that I could find neither in my contact list nor in my recent call log. The other five calls were to numbers in my contact list and recent call log; two of the attempts were to use FaceTime. And the calls were real because one of the recipients returned the call wanting to know why I had called him twice in a few minutes and hung up. I know this cannot happen, but...
When you put the phone in your pocket, was it in sleep mode, or did you leave the screen on?
paulfromcolorado wrote:
Well it is still happening.
Excuse me... how can "it still" be happening, when you've never posted that it was happening to begin with?
Maybe you should try starting your own thread instead of trying to resurrect an unrelated thread that's been dead for 8 months.
sleep mode, although MapMyWalk was running
Can the iPhone 4 be hacked? Someone sent pics that were only on my phone to people in my contacts. How could this happen?
