An Inside Job

If a third answer will help, muguy and KiltedTime are completely correct. This has nothing to do with Apple or iPhone at all. If your accounts were compromised in Instagram or any other social media app, the maker of the app is where you turn for help. Apple doesn't own them, nor the code inside the apps, so Apple cannot help you determine who or where they are. Contact the App Developers for help.

Usually, all that is required when you are compromised in something like Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, etc., you simply go in and change your password to one which would be harder to guess.

How does this involve Apple? Change your account passwords. Use strong, unique passwords for each account and enable two-factor authentication.

It doesn't sound like this has anything at all to do with Apple or your phone.

If you have issues with Instagram, contact them for support.

GimmeaPencil wrote:

Thanks, there Lobs. I didn’t ask anything if Apple, and I know it’s not necessarily their fault, although Tim could hire some better writers. The little descriptions of anything Apple that are barely legible are composed to NOT add clarity or understanding, but to keep hackers and other like outfits gainfully “employed.”

I simply made the comment that I have been hacked and asked if anyone had heard of the other entity. If you haven’t heard of them then I don’t need to hear from you, but thanks for playing. No more EBAY orders for you.

Please reread you first post, where you absolutely did ask the following: "My question is, can Apple find the mole that did this ?"

I have no clue what no more ebay orders for me means, and unless I am not aware you bought the forum, you don't get to tell me what I can post to or not.