Spyware! It is killing me!!!! Help?

Unless your iPhone was jailbroken, there is no, repeat no, possibility that anyone could have installed spyware on it. None. You may not believe that, but it's the truth nonetheless. And even if there were such a possibility via a jailbreak, simply restoring the iPhone would have removed any such spyware, and replacing the iPhone absolutely would have done it.

Whether someone could have access to your Mac or online accounts I can't say. Erase your MacBook's hard drive and reinstall all your applications and that would eliminate the possibility, though.

As to your accounts, if you change the passwords, the chances are vanishingly small that anyone would then have access to them. If you are still uncertain, close your accounts.

I really hesitate to say this and don't mean it as an insult, but I really think you need to talk to a counselor about this perception of being stalked. If you believe that after several changes of phone that someone still has access to your phone, it's data and conversations, this is unlikely to be a technological issue.

Sympathy for your issues, and regards.

You're contradicting yourself in your posts. In your post in another thread, you admit that it is not possible to remotely jailbreak an iPhone. Yet here you claim it has been done. Sorry, then, but I don't believe you. If you have replaced your iPhone and not connected it to iCloud, then it cannot be jailbroken nor any spyware installed. It just cannot be done.

Credit card transactions with any other entity are no proof at all; obtaining your credit card number is one of the easist things to do. Ever gone to a restaurant and given the server your card to pay your bill? What do you think they could do with that card during the several minutes they're out of your sight with it?

And if you believe that someone is getting access to your system via iCloud, change the iCloud password to something difficult to guess. Problem solved.

Sorry, but your claims are just far too unlikely to be believed without solid proof. No one can hack all of your claimed iPhones and Samsung devices unless you're really careless with your account information.

In any case, false or true, there's nothing anyone here can do about your claims. If you've shown these purported hacks to Apple technicians, that's all you can do. The only thing anyone here could suggest is erasing the units, changing passwords and other such standard precautions.

Your credit card being used for a purchase from Cydia is no more proof that your phone was hacked than your credit card being used at a gas station in California is proof that your car was there.

Change your passwords. All of them. To something reasonably complex.

You don't give us any reason to believe that anyone or anything is accessing your Mac or your Phone remotely. Sure, someone may have hacked your iCloud account. They may done a lot of things, but you don't even give us details of what's happening, much less proof.

If you were to actually give us details of what's happening, we might be able to help. Without specific information, I'm sorry, but you do just come across as paranoid.

justinfromminnetonka wrote:

In just the last couple weeks it has been revealed that spyware no longer needs a jailbroken phone.

Where? By whom? Where are the newpaper articles? The posts from the tech websites and blogs?