My cell phone was hacked 2 years ago in January. I had a droid back then. After 2 years of trying to get help I went to Verizon and they couldn’t find anything then I went to the police department and if I wasn’t threatened they couldn’t do anything Then I get a call from Chase and they found something called a mail root virus I think ( sorry I am not computer savvy) I was told to change my number and email. I got an I phone now and also phone carriers and email. 3 days a go I found a tracker on my iPhone, so I am thinking I got hacked again. I screen shot it and Apple removed it for me And now that I try to register my new email it’s telling me that my new email is in use, the mail that I am using now is the one that was hacked. I just learned by watching some videos from you tube and on line but computer stuff is foreign language to me. After going on what’s my op address it gave me mine but at another city Now I see
why when I go to websites and it gives me error codes I try to screen shoot a lot of stuff because I can’t explain it. I hope this makes sense I did confirm with one police rep and a web site that says something pewned and it confirmed my info is in the dark web after 2 years they are at it again sorry I don’t know where or who to go to or even to start . Please route me as to where I can begin
Hacked Phone
Re: Hacked Phone
First of all Secure Your Devices. Change all your passwords immediately, including your email, Apple ID, and any other accounts you suspect might have been compromised. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on all your accounts that support it, including your email and Apple ID. This provides an additional layer of security. Ensure your iPhone has the latest operating system and security updates installed. Run a thorough antivirus and anti-malware scan on your iPhone.
Try to Contact Law Enforcement Report the hacking incident to your local law enforcement agency. Provide them with any evidence you have, such as screenshots and information about the tracker on your iPhone. Mention that your personal information is on the dark web, as this may be related to identity theft or other cybercrimes. Try to Contact Your Service Providers Contact your mobile carrier and inform them about the hacking incident. They can help you with securing your phone number and account. Contact your email provider (e.g., Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook) to report the issue and ask for their assistance in securing your email account.
Try to Contact Law Enforcement Report the hacking incident to your local law enforcement agency. Provide them with any evidence you have, such as screenshots and information about the tracker on your iPhone. Mention that your personal information is on the dark web, as this may be related to identity theft or other cybercrimes. Try to Contact Your Service Providers Contact your mobile carrier and inform them about the hacking incident. They can help you with securing your phone number and account. Contact your email provider (e.g., Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook) to report the issue and ask for their assistance in securing your email account.
Re: Hacked Phone
Oh thanks for the guide. I'll try thisThenteme wrote: ↑Thu Sep 07, 2023 9:14 pm First of all Secure Your Devices. Change all your passwords immediately, including your email, Apple ID, and any other accounts you suspect might have been compromised. Enable two-factor authentication (2FA) on all your accounts that support it, including your email and Apple ID. This provides an additional layer of security. Ensure your iPhone has the latest operating system and security updates installed. Run a thorough antivirus and anti-malware scan on your iPhone.
Try to Contact Law Enforcement Report the hacking incident to your local law enforcement agency. Provide them with any evidence you have, such as screenshots and information about the tracker on your iPhone. Mention that your personal information is on the dark web, as this may be related to identity theft or other cybercrimes. Try to Contact Your Service Providers Contact your mobile carrier and inform them about the hacking incident. They can help you with securing your phone number and account. Contact your email provider (e.g., Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook) to report the issue and ask for their assistance in securing your email account.
