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Hacked. iPhone is remotely controlled help Pictures texts contacts fake apps etc are being downloaded there is fake apps and I shared a family plan with a partner. He knows all my passwords to apple to iCloud
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Controlling someone else's iPhone remotely is pretty much impossible. Change your Apple ID Password if you think your partner is doing something --> Change your Apple ID password - Apple Support
Then change all your other passwords for apps, such as banking etc.
Also, while you're at it, change your iPhone Passcode to a code he won't know (but make sure you jot it down somewhere for easy recall if you forget it --> Set a passcode on iPhone - Apple Support
If you don't already use Two Factor Authentication, set it up immediately --> Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support
Then don't share the new passwords/passcodes with your partner. Maybe dump the partner if you have to be this concerned they are doing nefarious things to you. Your choice on that of course.
Controlling someone else's iPhone remotely is pretty much impossible. Change your Apple ID Password if you think your partner is doing something --> Change your Apple ID password - Apple Support
Then change all your other passwords for apps, such as banking etc.
Also, while you're at it, change your iPhone Passcode to a code he won't know (but make sure you jot it down somewhere for easy recall if you forget it --> Set a passcode on iPhone - Apple Support
If you don't already use Two Factor Authentication, set it up immediately --> Two-factor authentication for Apple ID - Apple Support
Then don't share the new passwords/passcodes with your partner. Maybe dump the partner if you have to be this concerned they are doing nefarious things to you. Your choice on that of course.
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