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My iPhone is not a 12,8 it has been hacked and I’ve restarted the factory settings, I’ve updated passwords, and I’ve also reached out to Apple numerous times with no avail as my previous devices were stolen in 2020 during Covid-19 please review
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iPhone SE, iOS 16
What, EXACTLY, are you seeing that makes you believe that is true?
And please don’t reference more analytics logs. They are of no use in determining whether your phone is compromised.
Unless you have jailbroken your phone or allowed someone to do so by giving them your phone, passcode, and credentials, it’s unlikely in the extreme. If you happen to be a high profile activist, journalist, etc. it is possible that you have been targeted by a repressive government, who would have access to the very very expensive tools necessary to do so.
What, EXACTLY, are you seeing that makes you believe that is true?
And please don’t reference more analytics logs. They are of no use in determining whether your phone is compromised.
Unless you have jailbroken your phone or allowed someone to do so by giving them your phone, passcode, and credentials, it’s unlikely in the extreme. If you happen to be a high profile activist, journalist, etc. it is possible that you have been targeted by a repressive government, who would have access to the very very expensive tools necessary to do so.
Only1SweetZz wrote:
Curious where it says Adam_id that’s not my name why does it say that name?
Again, nothing in those logs is designed to be read by the end user. That is an internal ID, not one that you use.
Actually my iPhones privacy/security has been compromised and I am not here to convince you. I’ve went into Lockdown mode as well. I’m here for solutions.
The solution is to stop listening only to yourself. Otherwise, why would you even bother to post here?
Your phone has not been hacked. It cannot be done remotely - at all. Period.
What does get hacked is a user's account. And that can only be done if someone else guesses, or knows both your Apple ID and password. With that information, they can login to your account as you from any other device and see everything you do. Emails, messages, contacts, etc.
Go to https://appleid.apple.com/
Sign in with your ID and password. Once in, click on the Devices link in the left column. Any device listed you don't recognize is that someone who shouldn't be there.
what is it of this data presented in jSon format that makes you think you have been hacked?
people who experience security issues are usually not target in terms of their phone but in terms of people getting access to their appleID account
try reading
If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support
Actually my iPhones privacy/security has been compromised and I am not here to convince you. I’ve went into Lockdown mode as well. I’m here for solutions.
So in 2020 all of my Apple devices and studio equipment (I produce, engineer, & distribute music) was stolen from the place that I was renting in Baltimore. I had contacted Apple and they advised me to turn on the lockdown mode for each device on my current phone to do a factory reset after backing up my information and change my email passwords including the cloud. I moved on with life. My battery over heats, the data spikes on my usage, I’ve received random phishing emails and spam calls, there were attempts for charges to my Amazon, PayPal, Doordash, etc. I went to my service provider as well because of the attached number I don’t know that was added not by me to my phone. I can go on and on with the headache this has been but I just want to end the issues.
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So in 2020 all of my Apple devices and studio equipment (I produce, engineer, & distribute music) was stolen…
And that's how they got into your account. For some unknown (and very poorly thought out change), Apple changed iOS so that as long as a crook or anyone else can get beyond your 6 digit passcode, they can change the account password without knowing the current one. Once they do that, they have complete control or your account.
Your only option at this point is to completely abandon that account and create a new one.
I marked my previous stolen devices lost and locked them in the iCloud. I wound up removing them all together from my account because I noticed strange app behavior again last month. I currently placed my iPhone on Lockdown mode.
It’s not a name, it’s an id in the log (“adamid”) and it’s value is 646100661.
It’s variable or property or peace of data that some AOL engineer thought would be useful when generating analytics.
As others have said, stop looking through the analytics - they will only make sense to whoever wrote the app, and trying to to interpret what it means is really a fools errand.
Since you’ve had hardware stolen, I don’t doubt that you are likely to have issues but you will not find answers in the analytics.
I want to take this information to file a police report it says Adam in the Id and and iPhone OS 16.3.1 which is not the model that I own. Can I use this to file my complaint?
Your iPhone SE is internally identified by Apple as an iPhone 12,8. No conspiracy, no hack.
Your phone has not been hacked. Stop poking around in the analytics. They are not intended for end users to interpret. They are for developers and require special tools to decode.
Please clarify. Lockdown mode did not exist in 2020.
Curious where it says Adam_id that’s not my name why does it say that name?
Stop poking around in the analytics. You don’t have the tools necessary to interpret them properly.
I think my iPhone has been hacked
