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My messages got hacked!!!!
I don't know what I should do. I turned it off and on my iPhone, but it is still there. And it always tells me that I have a message to read.
Please let me know what kind of hack it is and what I should do.
Thanks
iPhone 13
Tap on the circle at the top to see the pinned conversation. That’ll also mark the conversation as read, and clear the 🔵.
To unpin the conversation, press and hold the circle at the top, and select Unpin from the popup.
If you press and hold on a conversation from the scribbled-out list shown below, you can pin it from the pop-up.
Details: Keep track of conversations in Messages on iPhone - Apple Support
No hack, no virus, no issue. Not unless you have somebody local with your passcode and that’s intent on very subtly gaslighting you. Which is very unlikely for most of us. More likely? Fumble-fingered and accidentally pinned the thread. I’ve done that.
Tap on the circle at the top to see the pinned conversation. That’ll also mark the conversation as read, and clear the 🔵.
To unpin the conversation, press and hold the circle at the top, and select Unpin from the popup.
If you press and hold on a conversation from the scribbled-out list shown below, you can pin it from the pop-up.
Details: Keep track of conversations in Messages on iPhone - Apple Support
No hack, no virus, no issue. Not unless you have somebody local with your passcode and that’s intent on very subtly gaslighting you. Which is very unlikely for most of us. More likely? Fumble-fingered and accidentally pinned the thread. I’ve done that.
My iPhone Messages got hacked
