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Hi, I went into iPhone analytics ans data and I found a few things that are strange to me. I have a few aggregated diskwrites that set up a different device for certain app’s. Then there’s also analytics journal never, stacks, duetexperd, and a bunch more all over the course of 3 days. Is my phone hacked? What do I do?
I am not a security expert, but the way the iPhone is structured if you
are concerned that some of those entries are malicious simply removing
the app associated with the malicious entries should prevent any other
changes. By looking at the code inside those entries you might be able
to pinpoint which app is being intrusive.
Your phone has not been hacked. And it is impossible to make any sense out of analytics without the AI app that Apple engineers use to analyze the logs or alternatively the iOS Data Dictionary.
Is my iPhone hacked
