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Joe do I see how my husband is able to access my phone and how do I remove it I think he may have an MDM code on it he jailbroke it or he installed Curia on my iPhone how do I make it so he can’t remotely control it or access it anymore?
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iPhone 13 Pro Max
A Restore from the iCloud account would bring back everything currently on the phone. The system would be refreshed but that is not likely to solve your problem. I don't use iCloud for photos but TMK you should be able to manually download your photos. Your documents are another matter as they could contain unwanted material. Another option is to import your photos to a computer.
Restore the phone as new, not from a backup. Start from scratch and don't share any old passwords.
Is there a way to delete the current iCloud account and still be able to save all of my documents and photos to put into my new iCloud account?
Do you know how I would import them to my MacBook? And also how do I import them from an app? For example Google photos?
How to check if someone has remotely accessed my iPhone?
