Somebody close to me has hacked my iPhone

I’ve been dealing with this for almost 10 years. I’ve used all types of phones and all they have to have to hack a cell phone of any kind is the phone number but I’ve also tried all sorts of things to get them off my phone and I can never get them off. I’ve talked with Apple about it and they’re stealing money from my bank account and I do not know how they’re doing it! If anybody knows anything of how to find where they’re getting in my phone at? This is really getting on my nerves bc I can’t order anything I can’t use any other apps without them messing with me and whatever I’m trying to do. I’m asking for help bc I’m very desperate bc my money keeps getting gone and Apple has given me case numbers etc everything they could do and it’s still happening I’m about to have to call my bank again today! Please help me? Thank you Alison


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iPhone 15, iOS 17

Posted on Apr 5, 2024 7:58 AM

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Posted on Apr 5, 2024 8:14 AM

It appears it is your accounts that are being compromised and not your phone, since it happens using multiple devices. With your Apple ID/Password, they can get also get information about your account. Start by using Safety Check to:

  • Change Apple ID Password
  • Verify if anyone else is on your account
  • Review Trusted Phone numbers used on your account
  • Review information being shared to others

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


And further:

  • Change bank passwords and cards
  • Change Mail password with your internet provider
  • Limit use of physical card swipes at retail locations. Many gas stations and convenience stores have been the target of skimmers attached to the terminal that will read you credit card information.
  • Be aware of the many phishing attempts to gain your personal information. If you were a target of these scams just one time, they will continue in attempt to scam you again. Many of these will simulate a banking site or technical support site. Don't rely on links in emails or phone numbers that they provide.

Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support

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Apr 5, 2024 8:14 AM in response to Sertz7

It appears it is your accounts that are being compromised and not your phone, since it happens using multiple devices. With your Apple ID/Password, they can get also get information about your account. Start by using Safety Check to:

  • Change Apple ID Password
  • Verify if anyone else is on your account
  • Review Trusted Phone numbers used on your account
  • Review information being shared to others

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


And further:

  • Change bank passwords and cards
  • Change Mail password with your internet provider
  • Limit use of physical card swipes at retail locations. Many gas stations and convenience stores have been the target of skimmers attached to the terminal that will read you credit card information.
  • Be aware of the many phishing attempts to gain your personal information. If you were a target of these scams just one time, they will continue in attempt to scam you again. Many of these will simulate a banking site or technical support site. Don't rely on links in emails or phone numbers that they provide.

Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support

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