My iPhone and Apple ID have been hacked by Google Analystic employee.

BCaoi wrote:

That all looks like normal behind the scenes server communication. It takes no interaction on your part.

The iOS appear to be functioning normally.

I would encourage you to turn off "App Privacy Report" and stop looking at it — you will drive yourself crazy trying to understand all the background noise and normal communication.

The google api was used by a website you visited to download data for them to display to you on their webpage. The Privacy Report will not only list the domains that you visited, but also those that the websites use to display their content through the use of redirects.

You have not been hacked and there is nothing you have provided that even suggests that to be true. Accounts are easily compromised with the Password to the account, but that is in no way a remote hack on your device. Changing the password for a compromised account and securing it is all that is needed in that case.

• What makes you come to the conclusion that a hacker is trying to back up your photos to iCloud?
• It also does not seem you understand Two Factor Authentication and what a Trusted Device is. Your phone that is logged into your account IS a Trusted Device. You can also view any other Trusted Device by going to Settings > [name on top], and scroll to the bottom to see a list of devices signed into your account. They are easily removed by tapping on them, and you would want to follow up by changing your Apple Account Password. You also want to verify your Trusted Phone numbers on your account.
• While you deleted your Google apps, you should also delete your Google account. It is true that Google is going to track your activities and having the account makes it possible for them to do that across webpages and searches. That is how they post billions of dollars in revenue by letting you use their services for free. That does not mean they are hacking your device, but they certainly are selling your data that you have allowed them to gather.
• I also worry that it is possible that you did not contact the Official Apple Support, and disclosed personal account information to them that would never be asked by Apple. That does lead to accounts being compromised and fake tech support numbers claiming to be Apple are found everywhere. This is the only number you should be calling for Apple Support.

Contact Apple Support - Apple Support

• How did you determine that your family blocked you? There is no indication on your device when anyone blocks you, so what led you to that conclusion? It is possible that your family blocked you, but you would not know.
• No, a hacker did not remotely turn your phone on. A phone will turn on when it is plugged into power, so a simple power interruption for a millisecond can make the phone believe it has just been plugged in and will turn on.

It seems that with the comments you have made, you are going down a rabbit hole that you will never be able to dig yourself out of. I am afraid that no matter what anyone tells you, that you will not believe them. It may be time to go back to the landline phone or even get a non-internet connected phone if this carries on much further. That should be an easy move if you are convinced your privacy/security is in jeopardy and refuse to listen to the information that has been provided to you here.

BCaoi wrote:

No help? 😩😩😩

You have been given all types of help here. You have exhausted all input.

Contact Apple—Please refer to the links as provided above in the following:

If you think your Apple ID has been compromised

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

Contact Apple for help with Apple ID account security - Apple Support

Contact Apple Support - Apple Support

Get help with security issues

Get help with security issues - Apple Support

You are 100% wrong.

It is virtually impossible to hack an iPhone.

The very first response to you in this thread has a link to instructions to follow if you believe your Apple account was compromised. Read that document. I seriously doubt that is compromised, but it won't hurt to make sure it's secure.

I hate to break it to you, but that's just plain bunk. No one has hacked your phone and no one is controlling it remotely.

There is no hacker.

One more time: There is NO HACKER.

Your have not been "hacked".

Assuming you actually have a problem, you are not going to solve it so long as you pursue that line of reasoning.

BCaoi wrote:

Hi,

I’m a photographer and have use Google Analytics to check my website for more than 15 years.

One of the Google analytics employee has been hacking my iPhone, iPad and controlling my iPhone remotely!

If you think your Apple ID has been compromised

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

Contact Apple for help with Apple ID account security - Apple Support

Contact Apple Support - Apple Support

Get help with security issues

Get help with security issues - Apple Support

BCaoi wrote:

Hi,

I know it’s impossible to believe it, but I’m telling the truth.

The hacker uses the Final Cut Camera to make two videos from my iPhone!!!

the hacker put a file and deleted it.

The hacker even tried to rest The Final Cut Camer!!!

https://discussions.apple.com/content/attachment/cf5acc85-edb2-4202-bce5-70a3b83c2a37

I didn’t set up a button for the Final Cut Camera, so it proves I didn’t video by accidentally.

I deleted some of my pictures that without watermark on before I went to Apple Store last Sunday, and the Hacker put them back to my Photo app to show me and deleted them!!!

by the way, how can the hacker put the pictures that I deleted totally back to my Photo app app?

I know it is hard to believe it ; especially, the hacker is from Google!!!

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Nope. Didn't happen. You are badly misinterpreting what you're seeing.

You have not been hacked.

If you don't want to believe me, fine. I'm not going to waste any more time or energy on this.

BCaoi wrote:

The hacker from Google analytics is getting more and more aggressive!!! 😡😡😡

How many times do we have to say it... there is no hacker from Google analytics.

You have no idea what you're talking about. You're spouting complete nonsense.

I FaceTime to my brother last night, and all my family are blocked today… 😭😭😭

I search the

gcs-us-00003.content-storage-download.googleapis.com

I find out that I’m not the only one has this problem!!!

The people who had the same problem posted the question on this forum before.

iPhones are great products but still will get hacked by professionals such Google analytics employee!!! 😱😱😱