I found evidence of deleted videos that were not on my iPhone in the camera roll. Plus some type of a movie roll with memories of my former ex. Also, a google maps GPS notification to Calle D in PR. I did not set up that destination, and never been there.
I tried not to open any texts or emails but somehow they got thru
iPhone 11, iOS 13
That is patently incorrect and you clearly don't know what you are talking about but I don't really have time to mess with your delusions. Put your iPhone in DFU mode (use DuckDuckGo search engine to find out how to do it) then connect your iPhone to your computer and set it up as a new device (not from your backup) and then you will have a pristine device. Then turn the phone off and never use it again.
That is 100% rubbish. A non-jailbroken phone is virtually invulnerable. What's far more likely is someone has hacked into your Apple ID account, using the same email and password you do. From there, they can do anything to the account you could.
Go to icloud.com and login to your account. Do you see any devices listed you don't recognize? If so, change the password to something difficult, then remove those unknown devices. They'll have to log back in, except they won't be able to since they will no longer know the password.
Well then Google spyware for iPhones. He was able to do that before. For his Android, I had to have physical access. I used spyc .
Saw all his text, contacts, photos, and could have seen his WhatsApp and Messenger had I had time
There is a mountain of malware that affects Android phones. A lot of it comes right from the Google Play store.
If anything, this person had software on their Android that allows them to view the contents of an iCloud account. But they still need to know both the user name (email address) and the account password to do it.
I don't use Google because they collect information on your searches. But I didn't just use DuckDuckGo to ask about aliens living among us and when they got here and found lots of entries. Androids have a user accessible file management system and don't use sandboxing so they have always been susceptible to malware/spyware/viruses. iOS is sandboxed, you done't have a user accessible file management system and have security built into the core of the OS. If you are hacking "him" (I don't know who that is and don't think I want to) you are breaking the law. And you have published that fact on a public web site.
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There is no current virus in the wild that work on iPhones. Have you or someone else jailbroken this iPhone?
Spyware there is ! I have found many sources. Even for Androids too, I have been able to install them
You dont need physical access to the iPhone. A text or email will do
Have a virus/spyware on my iPhone 11. Would erasing the phone the best option? I really don't have time to search for hidden icons
