How do I get rid of a small semi-opaque grey dot that has appearen on all screens of my iPad?

No one is remote controlling your device.

No one!

hat could be the cursor that shows up IF you have an Accessibility, Switch control toggled ON

OR

this is the mouse/trackpad pointing cursor, of which the settings are also found in Accessibility, under Pointer Controls.

OR

Under Accessibility, Assistive Touch, check to see if anything is activated under Pointer devices.

That dot looks suspiciously like the mouse/trackpad screen cursor just enlarged to a ridiculous size, which can be adjusted under Accesibilility, Pointer Controls.

Someone is connected to your device it’s called assistive touch panel and people can connect to it and make it almost invisible and that’s why it’s moving because it’s like a little mini screen and acts like a remote

I promise you it is there are two types of the panned you have the bigger rectangle shape and then the mini one which is exactly what you just explained

Apple is under attack atm everyone is under attack by other people using the huge apple tech and industry to steal data as all of ya who are apple users make data quicker and of much better quality than any other operating system

You have NO CLUE what you are talking about.

No one can remote control any iOS device through the any of the settings.

It’s an iPad your using right?

try going to Setting, General, Rest, Subscriptions then choose to reset both of the options there that might help as when I am being hacked and under cyber attack I always reply on that

i get **** with my device all the time

also you could and screen time it away if u have Apple TV or a smart tv mirror ur screen that might sort it as there is clearly a live visible connection to you device that is 100% the issue

If your iPad is getting hacked/attacked, you must have jail broken your iPad.

This is a near impossibility IF your are running the official Apple iPadOS as iPadOS is a secure and “sandboxed” OS.

There is no way for an iPad to get easily hacked or any adware/malware or viruses to get introduced.

If your iOS devices are getting constantly hacked, you have a problem with YOUR iOS devices and I encourage you to contact Apple Support directly in California via the Contact Support link in the upper, right-hand corner of every Webpage of the Apple Support Community Web area.

Your iOS devices have some sort of serious issue that needs to be fixed/solved by Apple.

No one else that posts here has any iOS device hacking issues.

Good Luck to You!

Ok well my iPad is the only thing that was not getting hacked so I think my iOS was good. I think it could be the phone company that has not sold me a genuine product and that’s how I am hacked EE are terrible I used to love that company

NickNac891 wrote:

Someone is connected to your device it’s called assistive touch panel and people can connect to it and make it almost invisible and that’s why it’s moving because it’s like a little mini screen and acts like a remote

Assistive Touch has nothing to do with people connecting to the iPad. It's just exactly what its name implies, an assistive feature