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my iPhone 12 Pro has an app that was added called “Burner”. It was added a couple days ago. I see it in settings - purchases. Cost is zero, but,
the problem is I didn’t add it, or ever heard of it. who added it? And how?
[Re-Titled by Moderator]
Hello ~ Does anyone else have access to your iPhone or Apple ID? It is an app in the App Store. If you are concerned you can delete the app…
Delete apps on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch
If you are concerned take a look here and change your Apple ID password…
If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support
It is unlikely that your iPhone has been “hacked”
~Katana-San~
OK, that is a legitimate app, and can only be installed from the App Store. Do you have Family Sharing, or do you share any Apple ID with anyone? If they installed the app it will also appear on your phone.
[“off topic”] but:
Re: “… Yes [I] share with family … “
If you mean different individuals with different devices all using a common AppleID …
… that’s REALLY BAD … and something you’ll want to resolve in the fairly near term.
How to do it can be another thread.
[“on topic”]
Please review this link→If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support
No one has hacked your phone, unless you jailbroke it.
Can you post a screen shot of the icon? There are several apps with that name.
Re: “… It is unlikely that your iPhone has been “hacked” …”
Indeed … the most common “compromises” are made by people we know who have access to our unlocked devices.
Yes share with family, but no one claims to have done it..
Thank you, I’ll try it.
How can I find out if someone has hacked my iPhone?
