commCenterOperatorRoaming is government hack and remote jailbreak iphone 7

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commCenterOperatorRoaming is government hack and remote jailbreak iphone 7

commCenterOperatorRoaming Repeated over and over in logs. Can't reset phone by using power button and home button.Device never powers off. Paid for security app in App Store and device won't accept the premium version. Do not disturb turns on by itself. Calls consistently missed. Dump stack happens 20times a day can't backup my device on iTunes or connect with wifi. I read some other things in log that when searched referenced to iOS jailbreak. No one has ever had possession of my device but me and I have had a store rep SHOW ME how a device can be manipulated REMOTELY So save the "IPhones can't be hacked " Yes they can!!! And for Apple to continue to defend developers who are creating malicious software for the device is ridiculous. I bought this phone BRAND NEW A MONTH AGO AND HAVE HAD NOTHING BUT PROBLEMS

Posted on Sep 5, 2017 4:37 PM

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Answer 1

Sep 5, 2017 5:12 PM in response to Community User

CommCenter has nothing to do with the government at all. It is a central core service in iOS that handles all network connectivity.

A call log of CommCenter roaming simply means your device is unable to establish or hold a connection with your carriers network or one of their defined roaming partners. It can be caused by hardware damage to the cell phone modem or antennae. There are any number of other possible causes. Simply running out of storage can cause it, if the phone is trying to receive and download text messages and has no storage space for them left, for example.

The other issues youmoust have nothing to do with the title of your post, unless this iphone has suffered physical damage and then everything you mention could be a result of hardware damage or failure.

There is is no way to jailbreak any iOS device without having physical access to it, and connecting it to a computer. No iOS device can be remotely jailbroken. And the government has nothing to do with any of this.

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Answer 2

Sep 5, 2017 4:47 PM in response to Community User

Your big mistake was installing a security app. The don't work, and the for the most part make iOS devices unusable.

Of course Do not Disturb turns on by itself; that is what it is supposed to do, on the schedule you set for it.

iPhones cannot be hacked. The day they can be it will make headlines worldwide. Your phone may have problems, but they are not from hacking. And if you truly believe they can be, return the phone and go live in a cave. It is the only safe place (except for the bears).

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