blue tooth hacking

Bluetooth is relatively insecure. Switch to wired connections. If your suspected perpetrators are within Bluetooth range and if you’re still using Bluetooth (and, um, why?), there are also other and much more direct options for them to (potentially) cause problems.

If you don’t have robust and unique passwords including those passwords used on your password-reset paths including at your cellular provider, don’t already have two-factor authentication enabled, don’t have your Mac storage encrypted, current firmware and verified settings and a long and secure password on your Wi-Fi router, reviewed what all is connected to your local network, if your Mac might potentially have been locally compromised and hasn’t yet been reset and reloaded, checked for location-tracking devices, and other related steps…. then discussions of Bluetooth shenanigans are probably not your largest exposure. And shutting off Bluetooth makes that go away, save for any lingering problems.

If you are worth the effort involved here for your suspected perpetrators, you will want to obtain better and more tailored sources of information, too; suggestions and steps specifically tailored to your particular exposures and risks. And quite possibly also legal advice, whether from a victims’ rights advocacy, or direct legal representation, or otherwise.

For what Apple suggests: https://help.apple.com/pdf/personal-safety/en_US/personal-safety-user-guide.pdf

Hello MRscorp69,

You may find some helpful information for assistance with security issues here: Get help with security issues - Apple Support

Be sure to also check for any available updates on your device, which helps ensure you have the latest fixes and improvements applied.

It may also help to try reaching out to local law enforcement.

Cheers.