iPhone 15 with iOS 18.2 hacked using developer software

i know nothing about developing software or coding or anything like that its possible they got my phone while i was asleep or when i put it down because these people do get into my house anyway how do i take off what they did and how do i stop it from doing it again i see it says so much of my disk is dirty does that mean its on the phones harddrive and will keep happening?



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Posted on Jan 18, 2025 11:21 AM

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Posted on Jan 18, 2025 11:23 AM

Every bit of that is made-up nonsense.


Instead, try explaining why you think you've been hacked.

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Jan 18, 2025 11:12 PM in response to vangie161

Hello~ Please explain exactly the issues that your iPhone is experiencing. Perhaps then we could possibly assist you. Is your iPhone jailbroken? If not there is little chance that your iPhone is “hacked”. Does anyone know your Apple Account information or iPhone passcode? I the meantime please click on below and review…


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


~Katana-San~

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Jan 20, 2025 7:42 AM in response to vangie161

why would i make this up? who does that??

Lots of people, when they're trying to play the victim.


Let's assume you're just not tech savvy. Which is not at all out of the question since everyone starts with no knowledge of how computers work.


By the way, we see this fairly often here. Someone thinks they're being funny and post the most ridiculous nonsense about how everything they own is hacked in the most impossible scenarios you will ever read. All in the name of "fun" (for them) to see how long they can string out their game. Like this beauty.


But, let's break down your comments so you can see why your first post struck me as made up.

iPhone 15 with iOS 18.2 hacked using developer software

Every single app ever created. Every single app you will ever use was or will be created by a developer. The software you mention, such as Apple's Xcode is developer software. But you use it to create apps a person can actually use to do something. Xcode itself, or any other software creation app cannot hack anything.

i know nothing about developing software or coding or anything

And yet, you claim you were hacked with developer software. How can a person know nothing, but still come up with that kind of conclusion?

like that its possible they got my phone while i was asleep or when i put it down because these people do get into my house anyway

Ever tried locking your doors and windows? If you do, just how are they getting inside. Do they just walk through the walls? Do you see the problem with your claim?

how do i take off what they did and how do i stop it from doing it again

You don't know what they did, or that anything happened at all, but you want to stop it.

i see it says so much of my disk is dirty

What? That doesn't even make sense. Not even if that's an actual message you got that from. And if so, where did you read that? In an email or text message? If either of those, it's a lie. Ignore and delete.

does that mean its on the phones hard drive

A hard drive refers to a mechanical rotating platter. That type of drive, after dominating data storage for decades, is now nearly a footnote in history. All iPhones have SSDs (Solid State Drives). There is no hard drive. It's the same basic design as USB flash drive, only about 1000 times faster than any cheap flash drive.

and will keep happening?

Not possible to answer since no one here knows what's happening.

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Jan 18, 2025 10:27 PM in response to vangie161

What makes you think your iPhone is hacked?


There are no known viruses that can affect your iPhone. Also the only exception being jail breaking, where you must physically have someone’s iPhone and Apple Account login, then deliberately bypass the iPhone system. Even so, that requires extensive knowledge and is very difficult to do.

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Jan 20, 2025 3:30 AM in response to Katana-San

hello first my phone gets really hot even if its not charging i get a message saying its hot and stopped charging till its normal temp i have some files saved https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:254c61b1-a763-44ab-b468-d18a11a9d360


https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:dad923a4-f447-4ff7-af1e-27444e3c980f



https://acrobat.adobe.com/id/urn:aaid:sc:VA6C2:fc4c3d58-0d7d-4f34-a47f-3ed906f9904c


this is the only way i know how to have you see what im talking about. i didnt jailbreak my iphone i wouldnt know how to do that or do i really know what it means. honestly i dont know about the new technology, its new to me. i have many files like this saved these are just what i wanted info on. i hope you can let me know what all this means

thank you




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Jan 20, 2025 7:12 AM in response to vangie161

Those are iPhone analytics file dumps intended for Apple hardware and software engineers. It has no useful data for the user (you). Trying to decipher them without special tools from Apple, is virtually impossible.


My advice is stop looking at analytic dumps.


If your iPhone is overheating, that’s an issue that can be addressed. If you need further assistance, please describe in more detail your charging practices and when the overheating occurs.

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Jan 20, 2025 7:54 AM in response to vangie161

You do realize that everything you have posted in your Analytic logs are completely normal and found on everyone's phone. Yes, you do have the app Passbook as it is simply a process that is part of iOS. Just because it says app does not mean you will have that on your Home Screen and it can be launched by you. Quit trying to figure anything out using those logs. Their only purpose is to be sent to Apple Engineers when requested after a Support Ticket has been opened.

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