What is iOS Account Manager?

Hello there, I was checking my google account security settings and I found out that "iOS Account Manager" is connected to my account but I've no idea what it is. I tried to log out from my account on my iPhone but when I log into YouTube it still appears (so it might can be related to yt but idk why). I also logged into safari and when I check for new logins in my google account setting it just says that safari is connected. You guys have any ideas on what this account manager is? sorry for my bad english.


iPhone 12 mini, iOS 15

Posted on Jun 1, 2022 7:15 AM

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Posted on Sep 4, 2022 12:44 PM

It’s totally normal. Everyone who operates a Google account from iOS devices will see this. Nothing is installed on anyone’s phones. It’s software that Google uses for managing logins on iOS devices. It’s a security measure so that you can see what devices are logged into your account.

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Aug 3, 2023 6:16 PM in response to Riccardo2424

I am having the same issue. When I was using android I experienced an issue with octopus device connected to my google account. Now I am on iOS and having this problem. In all the research I’ve done I believe that it is all connected to my employer. If you google iOS account manager you will come across Jamf which is an account manager for devices. I have been the project of someone for the past 4 years that I’m aware of, possibly longer since being in New Zealand. The person used my google accounts to create an account for octopus deploy using my email and my password. They created unique names as the project name such as, possible glass, graphite proton, praxis backup. I have no idea what they want. Since moving to iOS and changing passwords constantly, I still have them accessing my Microsoft account, google accounts and iCloud. At one stage the person was deleting my passwords from keychain and replacing them with old passwords. It’s all about deployment. If someone has any answers or help I would greatly appreciate it.

Aug 13, 2023 7:53 PM in response to Riccardo2424

Ok here it is -iOS account device/developer/manager is a HACKEd ACCOUNT!! Any one of the lateral above listed with manager tailed onto the last is a compromised phone entirely or account. By phone I know personally it would’ve had to of been FLASHED. You still here right? Okay that steals ur data minutes face time game time account phone number Everything . And you are linked staying on as a ghosted host unannounced and unknowing. The other is kind of like flash but your allowing permission to this host to link on log in when you do you on your phone like Screen Sharing. Everything..- or security key whatever—-And when they do either of those that “iOS manager app”with whatever in between -covers those hackings -relaying msg ,sms ,emails ,private “all”on Your Device, including of this list and whatever I Did Not Mention::; apps, files,games,photos,maps,visual voice, talkover,all that and the more. Good news yes it can be app delivered to screen and device and just like any app you can delete app data & catch and uninstall!!! But it takes a few days for the app to appear on screen to you.. so there it was and best of you to know. I know because it was done to me thru this same app..😉 good luck tho. I hope not any one of you are going thru this same bulls#*t!! Oh and always always search your phone history thru that app setting you can find out as much as the person hacking you of them!!! Remember BOTH phones are LINKED and stay linked even though two separate screens are different viewings in both flash and sharing ok . Sorry 2long….

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Dec 24, 2023 5:47 AM in response to Riccardo2424

It almost certainly does mean your account is hacked. No one listen to these people because I am being hacked by this same issue and I know that I am being hacked because it is my husband who is doing it and I’m just noticing now that he is part of scamming ring and I’m collecting evidence to send in to the fbi. If there is a certain instances where this isn’t the case, then I apologize in advance, but yes, this can mean that your account is compromised and most likely it’s in like stealth mode. You won’t even notice and you probably never would’ve. I am not spreading panic over false news either way because this is actually happening to me and it’s just now clicking in as to why my phone keeps warning me of security errors on my Gmail account after I repeat the security check. I don’t even know how to get rid of it yet and I’m still new to the threats as well. but what I notice is that when your device is showing up under that one and it’s saying new sign in as like it’s the newest one that logged in that should be the one that’s at the top. Normally people don’t notice that they’re being hacked because these people do it slowly they don’t even actually mess with your account. They run in stealth mode and they steal from you dollars over long periods of time. Or one day they’ll get you deciding to spoof a phone call with the cable company but once they have you they have you unless you Nippet in the bud and switch all your information meeting your accounts and all your passcodes and put two factor authentication on them my situation is worse because my husband knew everything about me. They’re not stealing my money though they’re doing it to harass me. Basically you have the fake account and they have the real one. It’s like an image you have a copy of it it’s a duplicate account.

Feb 9, 2024 7:37 AM in response to WendySuwho

IOS Managed Device or Account means you’ve been hacked, your account now belongs to the hacker who has control of your credential manager, probably reconfigured your entire OS to run off of his/her “Remote Desktop Server” which moves out laterally once he has a tiny foothold. You may have clicked on an email or downloaded a fake “Chrome” application or something like that. I know this because my devices have all been compromised since 2018. Its all through use of “Sharepoint”, “Teams”, JavaScript, GoScript, and you are most likely now a part of an “Enterprise” meaning you have an IT administrator you have to get permission from to even change your firewall settings. His platforms are Azure, GitHub, and Cloudflare mostly. A good way to be sure is to check your BIOS menu when you turn in the computer. If it has been modified it will have the version of the BIOS in those settings (press F1 when starting machine), you will be able to see any sections that you can’t click on. Those have been preset by a hacker to redirect at startup to their fake OS, and usually record (audio and video), as well as keystrokes on your keyboard, to sell your information on dark web or to just eat up your data so they don’t have to pay for it themselves (gamers do this). Anyway, good luck.

Aug 14, 2022 12:43 AM in response to Ayush_jack001

its for relationships only

all apps or ads r real people

any seller = the person who answer u if u chat with any support service!

u got money by meeting or flirting with other people who need sexual feeling or real meating.. all products on website r real people and if pay for a product will see her or him exactly details will be in report and u can meet forexample on aliexpress app or fordeal live, when u see video live by seller explanation product details.. she is showing u to other partner. and u will note she is smiling))

Aug 18, 2022 11:00 AM in response to destiny241

Why would Apple direct you to contact Google regarding an iOS Account Manager? Apple handles all their own product security, development, issues, etc. They are very private about and security vulnerability & address them in-house.

Per all Apple support privacy disclosures they state, “all Apple services are designed from the ground up to protect your privacy. We collect only the data we need to make your experience better. We believe it’s important for you to know what we’re collecting and why we need it, so you can make informed choices.”


I have never ever seen Apple direct anyone to Google or any other competitor site.


Aug 18, 2022 7:02 PM in response to Kimber_L_LeeCloned

Hi I’m sorry however this IOS account manager that is attached to my google account in the open sessions and won’t allow me to tap and view where the sessions are signed into or the ability to close them. NO ONE AT APPLE, NO ONE there can tell me what it is. I get I’ve never heard of that before. If it’s attached to my google then it must be google! That’s not right cuz IOS is Apple!!! Something is going on and NO ONE HAS A CLUE!!! WHATS REALLY GOING ON APPLE???? How are there specialist support that we have to pay for at Apple and they have No Clue!

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