Can someone duplicate/clone your iPhone and hijack your whole device via the eSIM?

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Can someone duplicate/clone your iPhone and hijack your whole device via the eSIM?

My iPhone is also being used by someone else and they can see everything I’m doing in my iPhone and one the web. I have absolutely no privacy, my iPhone constantly restarts, they are hacking my VPN’s and looping everything back to that I can’t access websites correctly and they are fake websites and I and 0% protection. I’m not getting emails or texts, only once in a while. I’ve been trying to set up eSIM but it’s been unsuccessful, I’ve since realised that the eSIM or Dual Sim has been activated possibly and they might be using that method to mess with my iPhone and my head! The modem firmware that has been remotely installed somehow is infact for an android phone! I’ve been locked port of my main iCloud by apple due to them messing with it and all apps I have installed are charging to my account but I can’t access it to turn them off and no one has been able to help me from support.

This has been going on for quite a while and I’m over it! It’s causing me so much stress and anxiety not to mention precious time.

In really need someone to help me that knows the actual answers. I need solutions that actually work. I’ve factory reset my devices many many times, Change my Apple ID password mini mini times, But the spy wear/malware you still somehow getting onto all of my devices yes they have all been infected or three. For this to have happened to be somebody I know who had access to my phone. Help me please! 😭🤯

iPhone 11 Pro Max, iOS 14

Posted on Mar 17, 2021 5:00 PM

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Answer 1

Mar 18, 2021 4:59 AM in response to LaurynPaige

I'm not going away. While your story is highly implausible, you need to pay for an Attorney or contact your Police where you live. There is NOTHING anyone here can do for you. NOTHING.

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LaurynPaige Author

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Mar 17, 2021 5:05 PM in response to QuickTimeKirk

What if they had it in their possession for an hour without my knowledge or possibly when I was sleeping? There’s definitely spyware installed, and ours being remotely viewed on another interface. It’s obvious when you look at my analytics and the weird highly annoying stuff that’s going on.

I need real help please.

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Answer 3

Mar 17, 2021 5:56 PM in response to LaurynPaige

Then your paranoia is getting the best of you. If you have restored the phone to factory, there is no spyware installed on the phone. Change your passwords, such as your Apple ID Password (not your Apple ID however), your mail, banking, email, social media apps, etc. and move on with your life. For added measure, change your eSim phone number.

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LaurynPaige Author

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Mar 17, 2021 6:32 PM in response to lobsterghost1

Thanks anyway but unfortunately you’re wrong. No paranoia here. I’ve have done everything you’ve mentioned plus much more to try and stop this about 10 times over. It is quite possible that the hacker has certain access any minute of everyday whether that is through our wifi or maybe using a Wondershare product in which they may have possibly used when they initially set out to hack my phone.

I’m not looking for the same advice over and over again and the ignorant and rude comments that come with... real help only please.

it’s almost like I need an actual ‘professional’ hacker to help me out with this.

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Answer 5

Mar 17, 2021 6:47 PM in response to LaurynPaige

LOL.......I don't know what you're expecting from users only on a user to user only forum? Apple isn't here and we clearly can't help you. You need to hire an attorney or go to the police if you're convinced someone is doing something illegal with your phone.

Oh and I'm not in the least concerned for me. It's almost impossible to hack an iPhone. Let alone one which has been wiped completely back to factory settings.

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LaurynPaige Author

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Mar 17, 2021 11:08 PM in response to lobsterghost1

You still here? I was told to ask on here. Well, my phone being hacked is proof that it is possible, I live with the culprit so it could be quite easy for them for them to do so and also them having extensive experience in the tech world doesn’t help me. This is cause me a lot of distress, anxiety, wasted time, so please don’t add to it.

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Answer 7

Mar 17, 2021 5:02 PM in response to LaurynPaige

No hack. No spyware unless you gave over your device for about an hour.

It can't be hacked. Bo one can remotely install software on it. They can't control it in any way.

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Answer 8

Mar 17, 2021 5:08 PM in response to LaurynPaige

Then your only option is to restore it to factory settings removing all of your data from it.

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LaurynPaige Author

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Mar 17, 2021 6:34 PM in response to lobsterghost1

Move on with my life? Ha! If you actually saw what was literally happening you’d be slightly concerned hopefully as well. You wasted your time even commenting goodbye.

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