What is iOS Account Manager?

It’s a hacker who has taken over your device and you are now most likely just an end-user in his sick game of “How many people can I exploit today”. Check your properties on any app or if your files say .dll or .exe, or .html, and if you check your devices manager and see a printer that says .xml or something similar, it’s actually Microsoft Notepad that’s the server controlling your device. Uninstalling it works for about 60 secs before its “persistent” settings reinstall it almost immediately. Good luck as I have yet to stop my hack for more than 11 days was the longest.

luvOldMac56 wrote:

Check your properties on any app or if your files say .dll or .exe, or .html, and if you check your devices manager and see a printer that says .xml or something similar, it’s actually Microsoft Notepad that’s the server controlling your device.

The file extensions .dll, .exe (not used on Macs or iPhone, by the way) and .xml are all legitimate file extensions. Microsoft Notepad is a legitimate text editing app for Windows. It's not a server and it can't control anything.

Google support what’s that for 4 years I’ve tried everything to contact google support and never once hit a response. All email text or anything no matter what I try always says you have reached a station that is. No longer monitored 🙈even tried call ,but no luck ever

I believe it’s some type of management profile like you’d find in a school app. My settings constantly get changed notifications turned off, no matter how many times I change my password doesn’t matter.

this has taken over my life for nearly two years now- even though I went and purchased own phone with own account he/they/it still was able to do the same on new phone, computer and TV

has anyone found a solution? this is intrusive and is causing much trauma to my life. More so because no one knows or understands what O’m talking about.

this includes devices and banking being (what appears to be) used as an asset

I have the same issues and its telling me I have 21 open sessions on multiple devices.

ipjone 12 and iPhone 13. There was also a 7

What on earth are you talking about?

Kimber_L_LeeCloned wrote:

Why would Apple direct you to contact Google regarding an iOS Account Manager?

Because the OP was asking about something they saw on Google's site, on their Google account.

So what did Google Support say when you called them? What exactly are you worried about?

Same question….what are you worried about?

There is a way to remove it, I came across it once but haven’t found it again. I’ll let you know if I come to any success.