I’ve been around some individuals that may not be trustworthy and I also I have too many email and maybe opened something that I shouldn’t have. I was browsing through my cellular data history. And system services has a lot more than it used to on it. Is this from a new update or is this something I should be concerned about? The picture will be provided below. I have an iPhone 13.
iPhone 13, iOS 16
The iPhone is pretty much unhackable.
The only way to put your data in danger is to enter your credentials on a fake site that mimics the real ones, like PayPal fake emails, for example.
Basically, if you don't share your personal codes, passwords, etc., you're good to go.
Your system's data usage seems pretty normal, considering that this not only refers to iOS updates but also music, photos, apps, etc.
This article about the most common iPhone threats may help you anyway:
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Hacked or new update?
