Q: Hackers watching remotely

Recently my phone and laptop have been remotely accessed shortly after a wipe clean with only App Store programs installed. I stumbled onto how you can access the control panel from the lock screen and turn on Airplay and connect to a AppleTV or other iPad and sit and watch on those devices and write down the numbers that flash or the letters that show while typing a password. This I feel is a major security flaw. You may say not without your apple ID or without physical access, however here in the metro Atlanta area we apparently have some IT criminals riding around looking for Apple devices and sneak into homes and quietly press your finger on your phone while you sleep. Doing so will unlock it while you sleep giving them access and the ability to purchase with the iWallet which is another security issue. I could go on to tell about how they also setup and use Bluetooth and Airdrop on my laptop. This has been a nightmare. I wish I could setup both the phone and the laptop to snap a picture or take a video from front and back cameras every time a logon event happens and upload or save to a secure location. I have security cameras at home and both services do not store deleted videos and the preps know they could delete them using the apps or websites via my laptop. Thanks Comcast and Canary.