My iPhones continue to get hacked yes hacked not compromised they seem to be doing it through braille voice over and game center my location has also been at addresses I've never even been to the have changed my software I go to the apple store reinstall all the software and within fifteen min they t back in this is now the 99th phone
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iPhone 12, iOS 17
Unfortunately, I believe you.
However, such exploits have yet to be publicly recognized (in general- not just by Apple)
If you are reaching out via Apple Community support you need to understand your audience and your communication style.
Be more specific at what you want to find answers to, not just a frantic post (even if you feel frantic).
As far as reading, your analytics reports I suggest keeping a timeline of events & if you can match any to what you feel is occurring.
Make it a routine of checking your iCloud sync settings. Your ‘allowed while iPhone locked’ settings.
Accessibility settings - thoroughly- very. All of them- every setting- All of them.
Try to eliminate activities, or apps, that seem to trigger, or can trigger, different Assistive Touch responses.
Do you use external keyboards, mouses, etc…? Bluetooth?
Do you use GameCenter? If you do, then don’t. If you don’t use GameCenter just keep checking to make sure you’re not logged in and unknowingly syncing with iCloud.
Your phone is not being hacked. Unless it’s the only one out of 2 billion iPhones that has been hacked. You will have to find a different explanation for what is causing whatever symptoms make you think it has been hacked.
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My iPhones continue to get hacked yes hacked not compromised they seem to be doing it through braille voice over and game center my location has also been at addresses I've never even been to the have changed my software I go to the apple store reinstall all the software and within fifteen min they t back in this is now the 99th phone
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You've gotten 99 iPhones? All have been hacked? And none of the lessons you learned from (allegedly) getting hacked on the earlier phones led you to take stronger security measures on the later phones? (Especially when it came to picking non-obvious credentials and not letting anyone look at them while you were entering them?)
Who do you imagine is after you? The CIA/NSA? The successor to the Russian KGB?
If somebody had both enough interest in you to "hack" 99 of your phones, and enough resources to actually do it, wouldn't that suggest that you needed help from professional security experts? Not free advice from a customer-to-customer support board?
Your post is utter nonsense.
My iPhone is being hacked, help me
