HACKED IPHONE AND IPAD AND MACBOOK PRO

iPhones & iPads cannot be hacked or infected with Virus / Malware / Spyware by merely clicking on a link in Safari, unless you have intentionally downloaded spurious softwares or unauthorised apps directly from internet and installed on your iPhone or/and have Jail Broken.

You need to look at the way you share your sensitive and valuable informations of your device with your friends and family members.

You would either have had to jailbreak it yourself or unlocked it, given someone your Apple ID and password and let them use the iPhone for an hour.

Sounds to me like one or more of your accounts have been compromised. The devices themselves definitely have not been.

You need to examine and explain the behavior you're seeing calmly and logically. Since your Roku device is also seemingly affected, you can be fairly certain this has nothing to do with the specific devices being used. We need to determine the root cause(s) of your issue and address them.

Rightohaveprivacyalways wrote:

iPhone service was very sporadic. 1 bar signal strength in my home. 4 bar signal strength once I stepped across the threshold leaving my home.

This indicates nothing more than poor reception in your home. Probably due to the construction of the building.

My phone was waking throughout the night and I would see websites unknown to me in the Safari web history the next morning.

Waking for what? Notifications? Have you considered using Do Not Disturb?

It's possible the charger or cable you're using is bad.

Do you have any other Apple devices? Do you share an iCloud account with anyone?

History will sync across devices.

Odd phone behavior, disabling facial recognition

Explain EXACTLY what is happening here? Do you have to set up FaceID again, or are you just being told you have to enter your passcode to enable faceID? If the latter, that's normal. The passcode must be entered after an extended time of not unlocking the phone. This is a security feature.

requiring Apple ID for messages, email, every app I used and every time I’d use the apps. I’ve now had phone replaced 3 times and 3 SIM cards.

Then the problem is NOT the device. The chances of multiple devices suffering the same hardware failure are minuscule.

hanged passwords for banks, deleted my fios because someone else had control of the app.

How is that related to your phone?

Help. Is my phone/iPad a clone. Thank you

No. It is not a "clone"

Rightohaveprivacyalways wrote:

my Phone/iPad is being accessed remotely, that’s a fact

No. It is NOT.

You have provided absolutely NO evidence that would indicate that's true.

Why, EXACTLY, do you think it's being 'accessed remotely'?