How do I determine if my iPhone is being monitored or compromised?
whats the difference monitoring or compromised or idk but soemthing is in my phone HELP
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Copied from: If you think your Apple Account has been compromised - Apple Support
Signs that your Apple Account has been compromised
- Apple notifies you (notification or email) about account activity that you don't recognize (for example, if your Apple Account was signed in to on a device that you don't recognize or your password was changed but you didn't change it).
- You receive a two-factor authentication code (either on a trusted device or via text message) that you didn't request.
- You notice unusual activity, such as messages that you didn't send, deleted items that you didn’t delete, account details that you didn't change or don't recognize, trusted devices that you didn't add or don't recognize, or purchase activity that you don't recognize.
- Your password no longer works.
- Your device was locked or placed in Lost Mode by someone other than you.
Make sure that your Apple Account is secure
- If you haven't already, set up two-factor authentication for your Apple Account. This additional security feature is designed to prevent someone else from accessing your account, even if they know your password.
- For extra protection against targeted attacks such as phishing, use Security Keys for your Apple Account.
- You should be the only person who knows your password and can sign in to your Apple Account.
- If someone you don't know or don't trust can sign in to your Apple Account, your account is not secure.
- Protect your device with a passcode and, for additional protection against the rare instance when someone else has your iPhone and knows your passcode, turn on Stolen Device Protection for iPhone.
