intercepting text messages?

Are they going as SMS messages (green bubbles) or iMessages (blue bubbles)? If they are iMessages, odds are good that either you or the recipient (though if it was you, the person you suspect is 'intercepting' the messages would probably be a member of your household) has inadvertantly set up more than one iDevice using the same Apple ID and iMessage is doing exactly what it's supposed to in replicating the messages across all devices using that ID.

there are numerous applications available online to purchase for as low as $40.. all you need is 5 minutes with someones phone to download the app on their phone and set up the settings and from then on, hidden from view, all the texts that the person sends and receives along with many other pieces of data and info, depending on the app, is sent to your phone or computer as well. Anyone who tells you that isnt true or difficult is a fool. Even apple will say its difficult. DOES it sound difficult?: WHAT DOES SEEM DIFFICULT IS determining if such an app is on your phone and getting rid of it

If your iPhone is not jailbroken there is no way for anyone to intercept your text messages except by getting them from your carrier, and, in the US at least, this can only be done by law enforcement agencies with a warrant (as affirmed by the US Supreme Court today, January 23, 2012).

Note that this is SMS - text messages - only. If you use iMessage there seem to be some glitches that can sometimes cause iMessages to be misdirected. If you are concerned about this turn off iMessaging in Settings.

There are a couple of possiilities - it could be that the "1 other person" is forwarding your messages, or that this person's phone has been hacked and is forwarding them without that person's knowledge.

Someone has managed to find a way to read my text messages as well. I have changed phones, and I have changed Apple account passwords. This has been going on for several months, so lately I started planting things in my text messages on purpose. Now someone is "finding out" these things. This person has no access to my phone. It is locked out by fingerprint and lock code that is changed weekly. I truly believe that some IT person (a suspect) has managed to tie into my text messages and is emailing my conversations the the someone in question. I am an IT guy and I know the internet says it CAN be done, but I can't for the life of me, figure out HOW they have done it and how to stop it. I can't change my phone number, I use it for business.

Someone was able to send a text message to my friend that looks like it came from my phone! She sent me a screenshot of the message and it referenced things we had texted about (and neither of us told a soul about). Im an IT guy, and I had no idea something like this was even possible. Should I just tell her to go to the police?

Yes, there is a way. My brother reads all my texts. He has some sort of Lockbox that intercepts anything that bings on his network. I called my carrier and they said to turn off WiFi. That didn't do anything but force me to stay on his network. Your carrier is not going to know how to help you or at least mine didn't.

why don't you call your carrier? They would be the ones with this information, not a user to user Apple technical support forum.

That'd be a quite a difficult proccess to intercept a text message.

You should test this by having a family member send you a text and see if you get it.