How can I get the hackers off my phone?

Almavivadiva wrote:

My Facebook is logged on as primary log on in Columbus Ohio. I live three hours away.

Your IP address is probably being incorrectly geolocated.

Precise IP address geolocation is more involved, more expensive, and much more hazardous to the users of the IP address. So it's just not done with any particular accuracy.

If you have issues with Meta Facebook logins, change your Meta Facebook password, and then find out how to log out all logged-in Meta Facebook sessions, and log them out. Log back in.

If you suspect your Meta Facebook account is hacked, check with Meta Facebook support for suggestions, and change your password. As an example of Meta Facebook security recommendations, Facebook offers two-factor, and which can make unauthorized access to your Meta Facebook account more difficult.

But mis-located logins, and mis-located login-related messages? Normal. About the best case is the IP geolocation is in the same country or region. More accurate than that is far from certain. I'm routinely geolocated in any of several US states in the local region, too.

Your phone has not been hacked, but your Facebook and Google log on information have likely been compromised.

Contact the support folks at Facebook and Google to find out best to proceed, which will likely involve changing your password at a minimum for these accounts.

Almavivadiva wrote:

I receive weather reports for Columbus Ohio and job listings for there. Three hours away. Is this normal?

Yes.

IP address geolocation accuracy is often awful. As it can and usually should be.

One geolocation website I just checked is off by a ~dozen US states for the IP address I'm using.

ISPs very rarely report accurate IP geolocation info here, and—for this case—that error is a good thing.

It is unlikely that your phone has been hacked. What symptoms are you seeing that lead you to believe the phone has been hacked? Please describe what is happening and perhaps we can help...

Contact Facebook and google.

Sounds like someone got your login information for those sites.

nothing to do with your iPhone.