Hi, I am Orian and I went into the T-Mobile location in Titusville Florida to get a Sims card for my phone. Is there any other device acting for my information?
Yes, I got a email saying that I set up my Sims card on the 18th I believe but I’m not sure because my email has been compromised so I’m trying to find out if someone else active my Sims information on my iPhone
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iPhone 14
Your SIM card is unrelated to email. If you have questions about or concerns about other SIM devices associated with your account, contact your carrier.
A SIM card can be related to compromises when your password is known to an attacker, and when the number associated with the SIM is part of two-factor authentication.
To learn how to better secure your environment, see the following guide, and see the Safety Check tool:
Personal Safety User Guide - Apple Support
I would be far more circumspect around posting personal info around the 'net, too.
How can I know if my iPhone or SIM information has been compromised?
