What is “ShortcutsActions” and why is it accessing my contacts so much? I’ve never seen it in my privacy report before ? Anyone else have this in their privacy report?
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iPhone 16 Pro Max
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You could be in for a bounty of up to $1mil.
I have the same problem too; actually my situation is even worse because my all my Apple devices with the same Apple ID have been hacked by Google analytics employee!!!
The hacker has controlled my devices remotely…
The hacker has been playing dirty tricks on my apple devices everyday…
I’ve called Apple support twice, but no help because they all try to convince me that my iPhones have not been hacked…
I went to Apple Store twice too.
The guy who “helped” me was try to convince me that no hacker when I went the first time.
The Apple Store manger told me to go to FBI after he heard and see the evidences!!!
I know I should go to FBI as soon as possible, but I need a new IPhone; especially the new IPhone 17 will be out soon.
I’ve suffered from the hacker’s dirty tricks everyday….
I would like to see you get a concise response from one of these experts around here. Seems this may be a tough question.
What does your image have to do with the subject of this thread?
Ruckles wrote:
Appreciate the engagement, but I’m not here to be yelled at or belittled.
Where do you normally go for that?
Prove to me that it’s harmless. The fact that it is accessing files on my phone after it’s been deleted doesn’t seem very harmless.
Why is ‘Shortcut Actions’ (white grid icon) showing recent activity if the ShortCut App has been deleted for a month? That’s my question and concern.
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Whatever you did to leave part of Shortcuts still installed , as had been said a dozen times, internal phone apps have full access to on-phone data by design.
Nothing to see here.
Exactly… I agree 1000%.
The fact that the ones saying it’s normal do not have one piece of evidence to prove that, is honestly laughable.
So then the question is why are apps including the shortcuts app not completely uninstalling?
It is what it is.
there is no point in further discussion.
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So Shortcuts can be hacked after all. Fascinating.
I never said Shortcuts could be hacked. It is clear you are just a troll and not worth responding to again.
Lawrence Finch wrote:
I never said Shortcuts could be hacked. It is clear you are just a troll and not worth responding to again.
Yup.
Thank you for your so helpful response links to articles that are 5 and 6 years old, respectively. Do you think they really convey any useful information now?
What is "ShortcutsActions" and why is it accessing contacts on my iPhone?
