How can I proceed with the proof of my iCloud and Devices being hacked

Contact the police.

1. There are no known methods to remotely hack a device. You would be the first person in the world to have a device actually hacked remotely.
2. If your account has been compromised, follow the steps in the support document linked below.

• • click here ➜ If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support

Outside of that, you would need to contact Apple Support or Apple's legal department and work it out with them.

click here ➜ Contact - How to Contact Us - Apple

If you did not jailbreak you device, then it has not been hacked. It is possible to have your Apple account compromised if someone knows your password. This could happen through a phishing attempt. Review the articles below and take action where needed.

If you think your Apple ID has been compromised - Apple Support

Recognize and avoid phishing messages, phony support calls, and other scams - Apple Support

You should also run Safety Check. This will walk you through changing password and review what information you may be sharing that you are unaware of.

How Safety Check on iPhone works to keep you safe - Apple Support

I got about 500 pieces of proof and im still compromised

do u have a shared server too? dent go away its embedded in the reboot

my reboot is 12gb...aside from the 5 gb or other files that probably half fake too

u cann check its with ettrecheck, its free this feature here's how it looks like my unknown 12gb not accessible in

furthermore try "show hidden files" with pressing cmd shift and. "." period at the same time

then do to ur home drive and see if u have a shared drive mounted to ur home folder like so:

notice how there's no info

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Hi Mac Jim.

I’ve seen many responses saying if your phone hasn’t been jailbroken then you can’t get hacked so it’s reassuring to see you confirm this. But why is there always so much info on the internet saying any iPhone can be hacked? Is this just being misinformed? Or is this because you can still compromise a device if you actually interact with a potential hacker/scammer?

I would like to understand more about what a hacker uses to potentially take over a device (if that’s actually possible). Is it usually an app they try to get you to install? Or do they use other mechanisms that are less detectable? Or is it simply if your phone isn’t jailbroken it’s safe what ever you do? My devices haven’t been jailbroken and I have 2FA on my account but like a lot of users paranoia often sets in.

Regards.

Thanks Phil0124 for your knowledge also and conforming.

Regards