Help ! 40 expected devices?

I encourage you to keep looking for answers to your questions. Don’t let anybody on here tell you not to or that you’re not qualified or entitled to learn what is happening in your own devices to protect your privacy and your life.

1.Apple devices do not allow you to view your voicemail box number. Check your settings to see if there are different groups set up or if your VM box number has changed by placing your sim in an Android phone and hold down one. Issue-only works with a physical sim. 2. Download network analyzer to see if there are any drastic changes with your ip from your home or work location or if a static ip has been set up without your consent 3. Use *3001#12345#* to track your cell id in consistent locations-find a pattern.

Hopefully not the issue but a friendly heads up-

1.FCC,FBI, Apple, Amazon, ATT Enterprise, Cloudflare, Fastly as well as Comcast Business have done nothing to follow up about national complaints about a family owned furniture business and construction business known through ATT as “The Company”, two international traders (Chicago, Scottsdale and Brentwood,TN) who uses federally banned Chinese esims to track, sim swap, set up VM services and monitor individuals without authorization. 2020-net worth 1.3 million, 2023-net worth $175 million

2. Process-They use Fastly servers which will not divulge endpoints and is automatically downloaded on every apple device without question. Then they add an Amazon AWS VPN to encrypt and you will not be able to differentiate or identify the device/devices with your data (Ring, MyQ, Prime etc). Last but not least, they add Cloudflare Enterprise Zero Trust that cannot be removed without a subpoena from law enforcement and it disguises itself as a typical apple security process (basic Cloudflare) just like Fastly. Pattern of targets since March 2020 (all students sent home due to Covid 19)-schools, healthcare and small businesses with outdated/inaccurate Cisco security and devices that have not been updated with valid security certificates and do not monitor personal devices on their network.

If people really want to know what analytics mean they could take a developer course, or ask Apple, or engage an independent expert. But trying to draw conclusions from what analytics say when you have no idea what you’re looking at will just drive you crazy with paranoia.

What’s actually going on in your life will be a much better indicator of whether your device or any of your online accounts have been compromised (the latter being much more likely). Is money disappearing from bank accounts? Is someone else using your Netflix? Has your Apple ID been hijacked?

You appear to be looking at the device analytics…..and drawing all sorts of wrong conclusions about what it is telling you. I do not look at analytics because I am not a developer, which is who they are designed to assist.