How do I address hacked Apple devices?

I’m in Atlanta. GameStop. Everyone is hacked. Your devices have contributed to the trauma and everyone’s lack of knowing right from wrong is alarming. Yeah krogers hacked, it’s set up to look like me, my devices get cloned or are literally specially designed just for me. I think there’s all kinds of access granted to these things and then people are exploiting it almost like anyways it’s complicated replacing my devices does not seem to be a fair compensation for the online and offline torture I’ve been thru, suffered at work, and here’s analytics.



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iPad, iPadOS 18

Posted on Mar 2, 2025 11:15 PM

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Posted on Mar 2, 2025 11:36 PM

You're reporting being targeted by an immensely well-funded and sophisticated adversary, with tooling worth many millions of dollars, and particularly given successfully targeting your devices, your cellular carrier, and a business.


That means with that level of exploits and related exposure, you shouldn’t expect help in a forum. You’ve undoubtedly also already gotten all of the usual security advice from previous discussions too, and have considered and implemented that advice as appropriate. Which means you’ll be getting repeated suggestions in this and future posts, at best.


You’ll need to obtain more specialized forensics help or other reviews for whatever is or is not happening here, whether that assistance is security-related, or IT-related, or otherwise. Again, forum threads just won’t get you the help you need.


Given your reported multiple exploits over time and replacing devices due to whatever is happening here, probably best to move to a feature phone and other simplifications.


PS: I see nothing relevant in the analytics.


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Mar 2, 2025 11:36 PM in response to KoviakAndThePhinerGross

You're reporting being targeted by an immensely well-funded and sophisticated adversary, with tooling worth many millions of dollars, and particularly given successfully targeting your devices, your cellular carrier, and a business.


That means with that level of exploits and related exposure, you shouldn’t expect help in a forum. You’ve undoubtedly also already gotten all of the usual security advice from previous discussions too, and have considered and implemented that advice as appropriate. Which means you’ll be getting repeated suggestions in this and future posts, at best.


You’ll need to obtain more specialized forensics help or other reviews for whatever is or is not happening here, whether that assistance is security-related, or IT-related, or otherwise. Again, forum threads just won’t get you the help you need.


Given your reported multiple exploits over time and replacing devices due to whatever is happening here, probably best to move to a feature phone and other simplifications.


PS: I see nothing relevant in the analytics.


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