Aggregated disk writes

So you gave him access to actually jailbreak it. You did half of what you needed to do, the other half is going to your cell provider and getting a new SIM and a new phone number. No magic hacking was needed in your case but by restoring it from DFU and changing your SIM and number you will have shut him out from that.

By the way, you can find information about managed configurations and deployments on the apple site. There is a method of deployment that does not require a profile or any user notification. It explains it all there.

Yes, I have not only read it but also used it and it does indeed result in the phone displaying information that it is a managed device and does show up in profiles. But no one can hack into your iPhone and put it on your iPhone. You would have to give them the iPhone along with the passcode, Apple ID and password. There is nothing sinister about it.

He did that years ago, when we were still together. He has not had any access to the phone in over two years. I did a secure restore. He has the phone connected to a cloud service and his configuration settings load back onto it every time it is reset. Even when I create a new apple id. I don't think I'll ever be rid of everything until I buy a new phone and computer.

Can you please stop with the argumentative, pat responses? I know what a legitimately managed configuration profile looks like on an iphone. I have a work iphone, which is managed with a visible configuration profile. I can also tell you I've had the iphone through work, in a government job, for 7 years. It has ALWAYS been managed, but a configuration profile or indication that it was managed never showed on the device until my work changed systems (Switched to a Google platform) about 6 months ago. There are multiple ways managed configurations can be implemented. If you're not aware of them maybe it's a different certification than you have. I'd rather not engage in a debate with you. This is a forum for people to help each other-not chastise or challenge people for not being as knowledgable as you. Thanks for the advice.

He loaded the firmware onto it before he gave it to me.

Obviously you have made up your mind (incorrectly) so yes, I will stop commenting.

But if you do a DFU restore EVERYTHING is removed, including all jailbreaks. And if you used a new Apple ID with a strong password on it there is no way, not through the cloud, not through your phone number, that he can do anything to your iPhone.

But maybe in your world you think he can.

Good luck.

Apparently the only way anything can be done is within the framework of your knowledge base. Thanks for imparting your wisdom in such a kind, non-judgmental way. I've gotten confirmation of my issue from a professional. This phone is connected to a server with a cloud configuration that is set to reload and sync the configuration settings despite even a secure restore in DFU mode. The same thing happens with my laptop.

A few indicators that are just the tip of the iceberg: 

• I was contacted by someone I've never met before to inform me that the "helper" had been bragging about having access to the security cameras in my house.
•  One day my phone was going crazy processing something (little wheel was spinning for no reason).I put my phone in airplane mode and watched it be taken out of airplane mode right in front of me. Multiple times in a row. I, then, physically unplugged my router and he, somehow, made a paused video I'd been streaming on my TV start playing again. That is also when he pulled up a chat window on MY desktop and taunted me, informing me that the settings are in my registry and will come back evert time. I had loaded a fresh installation of windows onto my laptop that very day. He also teased me about the connection and said things were controlled via bluetooth. The day before the bluetooth in my car started speaking Chinese to me. The list goes on and on. 

I'm just glad I never bought the "smart" thermostat I was eyeing, because the *** would probably turn off my air conditioning when it turns 115 outside. These things, unfortunately, really happen to people. I don't think they are widespread, but they can happen. A very motivated person can create the perfect storm. I've seen it myself. 

I have this same problem. I have the same phone number. Two police reports & one that went to the fbi verifying hack. I also have a son who was sexually abused by biological mother’s boyfriend with an IT background. Have sent numerous reports but yet NOTHING has been done to fix. Makes one wonder who is working with who? Hackers underground who abuse children are allowed to continually do this and we have no privacy even though we trust apple to do the right thing

You're right. There will never be much help in these situations. The people who continually negate what others post about this don't seem to give legit answers to really help issues. They either have too much time on their hands, and love to dispute what anyone says or they have some sort of secondary gain behind their incessant rebuttals. It's really frustrating when you're experiencing issues. It sheds a negative light on these "help" forums.

LOL, no the people responding live in the real world and are familiar with how the OS works. The problem is you want some sort of conspiracy theory and there is none and you don't like the answers because they disagree with your theory.

Your Safari browser uses various versions of software/code web kits.Apl And these features/ functions can be changed based on the website you visit depending on the type of website it is. HTML XHTML etc. This feature gives you a better experience surfing the internet. Cookies/hijacks etc could also alter these functions. Many different level of attacks are capable of altering any device or phone. Don’t pay attention to people like Deggie he probably works for the CIA zombie task force for the city of nowhere. Problems your having could be just related to various cookies/hijacks/ etc. If that’s the case download iVerify. it will help you secure your phone to the max as far as your device.

first do full reset. First then you download download Iverify then follow exactly to a tee. $ is needed if I remember. Then get something like Norton LifeLock or similar. Again money.

Follow instructions to the letter.

before reset get a certificate checking app like TSL and learn to use it. This checks your internet security certs. Type I’m google in the app and if you see red ex’s your device more then likely make a good coaster, or mirror. If that’s the case new phone, new number, new provider might help you, that’s if you never connect it to any other service or account, WiFi, etc. More then likely if hijacked that bad it’s targeted and new devices won’t help you. TLS inspector.

I too have been hijacked and held hostage. Happened over 10 years ago and is still going on. Multiple carriers 100 different phones Too many email accounts to even count or remember. . Can’t stop it. I have discovered a lot of info though

using LibTerm I land yandex I’ve found my os matches the wiki iPhone os.

it sends streaming audio from mic and video from camera. All messages from all accounts are wrapped in a bundled and sent to sociopath ex and who ever she had help her from China to take over...... let’s see!!!

22 laptops, 11 desktops, countless androids, tablets, iPhones, iMacs , business laser printers, printers, raspberry pi’s, 5 smart TVs, 3 DVD players, couple tomtoms, my automotive scanner, electronic picture frames, commercial ice machine , hundreds of sd cards thumb drives external hard drives.

a fortune in electronics. Just purchased 2 more iPhones yesterday with different numbers and new SIM cards. No email set up yet. I think one has even hijacked already. Haven’t had time to investigate.

Unfortunately you are on your own when it comes to research and answers. Most folks are dumb as bricks and believe what they are told.

yes, you have been hijacked. It’s very easy to do and very common. If you want to pursue the invisible bunny, get a good browser with a translater.

start on Baidu

CSDN

F2c

yandex “Russia”

this is where most of the script files come from. communication And information is easily obtained but it’s a pain translating. Once you have it set up it’s easier until your “developer” decides to remove what you’ve done in feeble efforts to iTunes it out.

best thing to do is ignore it.

tape over your cameras and don’t say anything near your phone that you wouldn’t say to your mother. 11 years I’ve wasted

Why do I have “Private” after every URL? Why does my carrier plan change every month when I’m not the one doing it? Why do I have memory get “dirtied” in weekly disk writes? Why does my Apple TV box version have a date of 12-31-1969 and constant overwrites?

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Mine hasn’t ever been green. When I go anywhere on Apple I get directed through idmsa.apple.com. I have never paid for a developer account but yet I can access any developer site I want. I got kicked out of their community because I was complaining about all this stuff and I guess I broke the non disclosure agreement. But I can still get there. That’s why I think the developers/hackers have something to do with it. They ain’t angels!