iPhone 14 acting very strange

Losingithackornot wrote:

Password reset but it’s kinda hard to do that when you don’t have access to the phone number or the email because it asked me for those and neither one work that’s the whole problem.

This appears to be an entirely different question from what was asked above.

Here is: How to use account recovery when you can’t reset your Apple ID password - Apple Support

…you may have guessed my Apple ID at one point, but he also do send my phone because it was on his account the first time he hacked it, that was a apple ID that I never did recover. And all my passwords were changed. I got rid of the phone not my account so how did he do? This is the question I’m trying to figure out actually how you did it I just wanted to stop.

There are various ways to lose control of an Apple ID.

Getting phished is one possibility, as can be password re-use, though two-factor should reduce the exposure to those cases.

Somebody local that has access to the iPhone or to a trusted recovery number or trusted email can be another.

Info on securing an Apple ID, on security, and on running Safety Check:

• If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support
• Personal Safety User Guide - Apple Support

if neither AT&T nor Apple Support can fix it, I’m not sure what you expect here.

If you want to proceed here, please describe what’s happened with it already.

What has been done? What has been tried?

If you’re a political dissident, investigative journalist, with access to sensitive or classified financial info or such, or senior in major private or government agencies, or an annoyance to some very well funded group, there can be some nasty malware around. For the rest of us, pernicious malware is rather less likely.

I’d also try using the iPhone yourself. See if it’s somehow tied to one user.

Wifesphonebrokemakesmylifehell wrote:

I guess I am looking To see if this has ever happened to anyone one else.

AT&T and Apple not being able to find something wrong? Sure.

But that’s not all that helpful.

The symptoms here could be caused the device, or the software, or the person.

Again, what has been tried?

Password reset but it’s kinda hard to do that when you don’t have access to the phone number or the email because it asked me for those and neither one work that’s the whole problem. I just reset it myself. I can understand how to do that but it doesn’t work. And I understand that you shouldn’t do those things like it’s fine sharing your information back which I haven’t my point you may have guessed my Apple ID at one point, but he also do send my phone because it was on his account the first time he hacked it, that was a apple ID that I never did recover. And all my passwords were changed. I got rid of the phone not my account so how did he do? This is the question I’m trying to figure out actually how you did it I just wanted to stop.

If you’ve not already logged into iCloud.com under the old Apple ID, log in there and check for photos.