using Analytics Data to prove my iPhone was accessed by someone else

Awhile back, I was able to look at the Analytics Data and see the Time Interval and Screen On Duration to confirm my phone had been accessed. Today I could see it had been taken out of the room, so I had another look, but I didnt see the same indicators as before. I saw some that might be useful, if they had Time Intervals.


But I heard there are apps that make it easier to look through and see what anpps were accessed at those times.. are they free?


I use FaceID during the day and turn it off for unlocking the phone at night to minimize the chance of anyone seeing my PIN. Once unlocked, I have Face ID set up to access pretty much everything, so even if someone got the PIN, they shouldn’t get far. Or is there some way they could access my phone without either?

iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 18

Posted on May 7, 2025 11:50 AM

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May 7, 2025 11:56 AM in response to ninjaphrodite

Analytics is useless to you unless you have the special software to read the data and the training to interpret the results.


For example....and just for starters......if you look at the model number of your phone in Analytics, it is not the same model number of the phone that you have in your hand.


No one accessed your phone unless you let them use it physically and provided your Passcode and Apple account information to them.

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