Has my iPhone 13 somehow been jailbroken?

No. None of what you describe is happening. Unless you have allowed someone physical access to the device for more than 30 minutes, your device cannot be jailbroken. There is no way to jailbreak devices remotely.

The report you post only shows that the Facebook app crashed at some point. That is all.

If you don't understand the analytics reports, there is no reason to believe whatever you see is nefarious or proof of jailbreaking or other hack.

I would strongly suggest you stop looking at analytics. Unless you are an Apple engineer and understand them fully, they are meaningless to most people even Apple support reps. They won't know what they mean any more tan you do and in most cases they are just normal events in the OS and nothing, absolutely nothing to do with jailbreaking or hacking.

Dragonfly666 wrote:

@Mac Jim ID’s Profile - Apple Community

ok so I also have been experiencing similar issues to PeachieXx’s Profile - Apple Community

but far more in-depth analytics and when I try and run a safety check, it comes back with “unable to gather share info a problem occurred”

+ in privacy under photos

I discovered I have 2 safaris 1 with the app icon and one with a grid that was sharing my location. + my phone doesn’t charge proper and drains so fast

What iOS version are you using?

What iPhone do you have?

Are you using two-factor authentication?

Do you sync your iPhone with a computer?

The message "Unable to gather Sharing information" is the most common complaint when running Security Check. You will get that message if you have removed Find My, Home, Calendar, Photos, Health, or the Notes app. You will want to redownload those apps in order for Safety Check to be able to review those. You also want to make sure you are using two-factor authentication and the latest iOS version.

You can manually review the same information:

• See who has access to your iPhone - See who has access to your iPhone or iPad - Apple Support
• How to stop sharing - How to stop sharing your iPhone or iPad content - Apple Support
• Manage Location Sharing - How to stop sharing your iPhone or iPad location - Apple Support

Having an app icon with the grid symbol is the default icon used if syncing was interrupted or you ran out of storage space on the device. Sometimes a Force Restart will correct it. Doing a Force Restart usually takes a couple of attempts to get the speed and sequence of the key presses correct and the last step of holding the side button could take up to 20 seconds before the Apple Logo appears. While holding the side button, ignore anything else that appears on the screen unless it is the Apple Logo. Force restart iPhone - Apple Support

Charging problems and battery draining depends on the Battery Health. Go to Settings > Battery > Battery Health & Charging > Maximum Capacity, and post the percentage you have there.

Analytics data is useless in determining if your device is compromised or sharing information. The only use for it is to send to Apple Engineers when they request it while they are diagnosing a specific issue on your device. Looking in there yourself to try and determine what is going on will not be of any use.

More information about Personal Safety on your device is available here:

Personal Safety User Guide - Apple Support

PeachieXx wrote:

thanks bob I take your word there is nothing weird for me to think has happened to my iPhone and yes unfortunately I have been through a lot and the horrible truth is I have reasons to feel my iPhone is not safe I have been a victim of data breach with my telco and my ex partner.

The 2 most important things you can do is change your Apple ID password to protect your account and run Safety Check to make sure you are not sharing your location or data that you are unaware of.

Change your Apple ID - Apple Support

How Safety Check on iPhone works to keep you safe - Apple Support

You may also want to change your email password if you think he had access to your email account. That would need to be done with your email provider.

Stay out of Analytics unless you have the special training and special software required to interpret the data. Otherwise, you will drive yourself crazy.

PeachieXx wrote:

NetworkingTopic2024-01-16-22413 (Data analytic report of mine - COPY & PASTED BELOW)

{"bug_type":"226", "timestamp":"2024-01-16 22:41:30.00

+1000","os_version":"iPhone OS 17.2.1

(21C66)","roots_installed":0,"incident_id":"B6DA5A39-44E9-423C-82B8-

that's what I see on one report clearly showing a bug type 226 ?

Bug Types are common on everyone's analytics data as well as the phrase "roots_installed". What you are seeing means nothing to you and does not mean your device is jailbroken or hacked. You will not be able to determine any problems with your device using the analytics data. The only purpose for them is to send to Apple Engineers after starting a support request on a problem with your device. They use Log Analyzers to recreate the problem you are experiencing to be able to provide a solution for you.

@Mac Jim ID’s Profile - Apple Community

ok so I also have been experiencing similar issues to PeachieXx’s Profile - Apple Community

but far more in-depth analytics and when I try and run a safety check, it comes back with “unable to gather share info a problem occurred”

+ in privacy under photos

I discovered I have 2 safaris 1 with the app icon and one with a grid that was sharing my location. + my phone doesn’t charge proper and drains so fast

may I get ur thoughts on this stuff

cause Apple support sure doesn’t help.

Just remember that there is no way that your phone could ever be jailbroken unless you give it to someone for an hour or so and also provide them with your Apple ID and Apple ID Password.