Im 100 percent certain that someone has the ability to change/access/ read / and alter anything that I use on my phone. Clear down to configuring my apps. Causing me to miss messages, never even receive them, and from the looks of it taking a message and completely altering it before it actually comes to me. I do not have any configuration profiles added to my phone. I do not have any mobile device management turned on. I use a VPN. I have no extra/ additional “trusted” devices listed on my Apple ID. I have even gone clear to the length of completely starting fresh with a new everything and within a few days things go back to exactly how they were. I do not use CloudKit I don’t have anything added on using Xcode. I have twofactor authentication turned on. can someone please try to help me with this. can someone explain how my apps are getting bundled , and configured and why remote shows up constantly in my app.
HELP! How does someone have the ability to configure my apps / is this what is being shown in this file
This is not a question about an app you develop. So this is not the right forum.
You should ask on Apple Support community: https://discussions.apple.com/welcome
Also, avoid posting many and huge images ; better reduce the size of images or post as tect.
See tips on how to use forum : https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/706527
You claim your iPhone is being hacked or remotely interfered with, but then you post some logs from the Grindr app? As Claude31 says, this isn't the place for this. Have you tried uninstalling Grindr?
I have the EXACT SAME ISSUE! I wish I could help, but I’m literally in the exact same boat. Identical. There is something very wrong with my accounts and devices.
You’re not wrong! This is happening to a lot of people, and apple is either ignorant to the issue or completely I equipped to help us out.
The same issue has been plaguing me for the past 2 years, and I still don’t have an answer for why it’s happening. I can share what I’ve found out tho. Begin by familiarizing yourself with packet sniffing and determining what packets are proper calls from the app and which ones are being highjacked or injected into your devices data requests. Once you’ve narrowed down potential domain culprits causing these redirects, go ahead and block them.
My app still doesn’t work all that right, and a lot of people I meet face to face tell me they thought I was an asshole cause I wouldn’t never respond to them… if you are able to find out any more info on this issue, please share!!!
From what I can tell grindrguy makes mods for grindr using xposed framework, things like how to get free paid memberships for the app etc. It's quite possible that there have been mods that have unknowingly made configuration changes on your device, sent messages on your behalf, deleted messages amongst other things. It seems Grindr would be the perfect gateway for this kind of infiltration to happen as many users will be less likely to ask for help on their devices when the initial vector of attack is Grindr.