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Why does Apple keep telling me that you can’t hack an iPhone when I’ve seen first hand someone remotely access my phone, throttle my internet, block calls, erase data? What can be done to help the everyday joe?
iPhone 8 Plus, iOS 13
Changing playlist songs is entirely feasible, if your Apple ID password is known.
YouTube alerts are an exposed YouTube login password.
I’m skeptical about this anti-virus app. Among the ways those tools can work, those can access your data using access to,local or to iCloud backups, or via a jailbreak. The written description at the web site implies it works via accessing and reading your backups. Which involves exposing your password. If others have those passwords, they’ll have that access.
If others have your passwords, and particularly if two-factor authentication is not enabled, you’re going to have a bad day.
Changing playlist songs is entirely feasible, if your Apple ID password is known.
YouTube alerts are an exposed YouTube login password.
I’m skeptical about this anti-virus app. Among the ways those tools can work, those can access your data using access to,local or to iCloud backups, or via a jailbreak. The written description at the web site implies it works via accessing and reading your backups. Which involves exposing your password. If others have those passwords, they’ll have that access.
If others have your passwords, and particularly if two-factor authentication is not enabled, you’re going to have a bad day.
It’s not clear whether your iPhone has an exploit loaded, or what’s going on here.
Nor is it clear exactly what was demonstrated to,you, nor why.
Change your Apple ID password.
Change your passcode to a longer password, and enable Touch ID.
Change the passwords on your recovery email server.
Review whether anyone knows your recovery questions.
Review whether anyone has access to your recovery telephone.
Back up and wipe and re-install and restore your backup on your iPhone.
Also enable two-factor authentication, on your Apple ID, and on your cellular account.
Disable location and Find My for anybody you don't want to have that data.
Check with the local shelter and/or domestic violence folks and/or legal representation.
And don’t jailbreak. And don’t install VPN clients, or such.
But they were able to change songs, skip them, alert me on YouTube videos,
The only way is if someone physically had your phone with a computer nearby to have it jailbroken? is this the case for you?
no my iPhone isnt jb it’s brand new, and I ran scan via certo
Remote access and stalkerware
