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Helpmedefeatthismonster
User level: Level 1 (6 points)

How do I remove a persistent hacker from all my Apple devices?

I’ve reset, deleted, and restarted my device too many times to count and this hacker is in my pc now as well as an I Mac, iPod and every otherr device in the house pretty much. Please someone help me get rid of this loser! I found recordings of him doing voice match for Siri it’s kind wild I can’t tell if it’s just some kind of workaround or if he is actually hacking?!!!?


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Original Title: Hack or not I need help this is ruining my life and no one believes me that it’s happening! What do I do pls I haven’t worked in 2 weeks!

Posted on Oct 11, 2026 8:13 AM

3 replies

MrHoffman
User level: Level 10 (169,253 points)

Oct 11, 2026 8:27 AM in response to Helpmedefeatthismonster

Whatever is arising here across multiple different platforms will not be addressed here, in a forum, today.


Just not going to happen.


Whether this is somebody local gaining access to your gear directly and whether they’re known to you or not, or is somebody remotely accessing it, issues ongoing across multiple platforms are just not going to get addressed around here.


Why won’t this posting work?


You will have already gotten the available advice and considered and acted upon that advice as appropriate as is clear from your attempted resets and related, which leaves forensics requiring direct access as well as questions about you and your particular situation and your exposures all much to sensitive to post in a forum.


Or it means removing all of your gear, as was suggested.


For what you are alleging here, and particularly given those recordings, the whole situation is a legal matter for a lawyer and police.

lobsterghost1
User level: Level 10 (233,174 points)

Oct 11, 2026 10:14 AM in response to Helpmedefeatthismonster

See if anything here helps you, but honestly, if your devices haven't been jailbroken, the chances of you actually being hacked are less than winning the lottery and being struck by lightning at the same moment --> So You Think You've Been Hacked? - Apple Community

stedman1
User level: Level 10 (268,198 points)

Oct 11, 2026 8:22 AM in response to Helpmedefeatthismonster

You would need to rid yourself of all such devices.

If you truly believe such hacking exists on all devices, there is nothing, absolutely nothing that anyone here could possibly provide to assure you of reality.

Originally posted at discussions.apple.com/thread/256374242