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07-11-2022, 04:08 AM
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Locked out of my phone and emails
Boyos this is really weird. My iPhone says no service but I’m still able to use the internet. I tried using both of my emails through my laptop and they are hacked I can’t get into any of them. Anyone been through this chit? Yes I paid all my bills and tried resetting my phone. I’m locked out of any calling or texts/emails but apparently I can still misc. this is weird as fuk. Wood appreciate any advice
07-11-2022, 08:00 AM
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Bump for misc astronauts
07-11-2022, 08:02 AM
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07-11-2022, 08:09 AM
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Originally Posted By PAU1⏩
Not exactlyBy chance was your password, "Juliais26!" ?
07-11-2022, 08:18 AM
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I hope you had a phone number or other alternative log-in method linked to your account. Use the "forgot your password" and submit a request to retrieve your account through an SMS/e-mail. When you do manage to log back in, change your password again (use a random, strong password from a password generator) and save it with a password manager so you don't forget it (I use Samsung Password Manager). Check your e-mails (including spam/trash) and see what other websites your account may have been compromised on since they likely have been hacked too with access to the main account linking everything. Change passwords on every website.
Enable 2FA on all your accounts (you get a message for verification if someone tries logging in from an unidentified location/IP address) so you don't get hacked again.
Do this now and do it fast or it'll make it very difficult for you to retrieve your account, if it is even possible at this point.
Enable 2FA on all your accounts (you get a message for verification if someone tries logging in from an unidentified location/IP address) so you don't get hacked again.
Do this now and do it fast or it'll make it very difficult for you to retrieve your account, if it is even possible at this point.
Negs on sight for ShaneTMI.
07-11-2022, 08:23 AM
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I thought Apple has security to prevent this? Unless you pissed them off?
07-11-2022, 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted By plumedollar1⏩
I can’t use the change my password cuz all my email accounts are hacked and won’t accept my info . Thanks for your advice though. Think I gotta head to AT&T to show them what’s going on.t. Use the "forgot your password" and submit a request to retrieve your account through an SMS/e-mail. When you do manage to log back in, change your password again (use a random, strong password from a password generator) and save it with a password manager so you don't forget it (I use Samsung Password Manager). Check your e-mails (including spam/trash) and see what other websites your account may have been compromised on since they likely have been hacked too with access to the main account linking everything. Change passwords on every website.
Enable 2FA on all your accounts (you get a message for verification if someone tries logging in from an unidentified location/IP address) so you don't get hacked again.
Do this now and do it fast or it'll make it very difficult for you to retrieve your account, if it is even possible at this point.
Enable 2FA on all your accounts (you get a message for verification if someone tries logging in from an unidentified location/IP address) so you don't get hacked again.
Do this now and do it fast or it'll make it very difficult for you to retrieve your account, if it is even possible at this point.
07-11-2022, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted By OptimusTrajan⏩
My phone forced an update that hears my conversations so yes very possibleI thought Apple has security to prevent this? Unless you pissed them off?
07-11-2022, 08:31 AM
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I hacked your phone bucko pay me 1 bitcoin tonight before midnight or I am going to release all of your gay porn browsing history to all of your contacts.
and those weird pics you have on your phone we both know what I am talking about rite.
and those weird pics you have on your phone we both know what I am talking about rite.
07-11-2022, 08:36 AM
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Originally Posted By JuicedMayhem⏩
You definitely should consult AT&T but the delay may make recovering your account difficult on some services. (I have been waiting to hear back from Instagram for over 6 months to recover my account with no luck.)I can’t use the change my password cuz all my email accounts are hacked and won’t accept my info . Thanks for your advice though. Think I gotta head to AT&T to show them what’s going on.
1. Do you use the same e-mail for all your accounts? (E.g. @gmail.com for your Insta, Snapchat, etc.)?
2. Do you have a phone number or alternate e-mail address linked? If yes, do you have access to them?
Negs on sight for ShaneTMI.
07-11-2022, 08:41 AM
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Originally Posted By plumedollar1⏩
I have 2 main emails one gmail the other one is for bills and more serious stuff. The only social media I got is ******** so at least I can talk to ppl on there for now. It’s crazy cuz I literally have over 100 passwords written in a book so something like this wouldn’t happen. I believe it was caused by the forced iPhone update and I won’t be surprised if other people start experiencing this issue soon.You definitely should consult AT&T but the delay may make recovering your account difficult on some services. (I have been waiting to hear back from Instagram for over 6 months to recover my account with no luck.)
1. Do you use the same e-mail for all your accounts? (E.g. @gmail.com for your Insta, Snapchat, etc.)?
2. Do you have a phone number or alternate e-mail address linked? If yes, do you have access to them?
1. Do you use the same e-mail for all your accounts? (E.g. @gmail.com for your Insta, Snapchat, etc.)?
2. Do you have a phone number or alternate e-mail address linked? If yes, do you have access to them?
07-11-2022, 08:47 AM
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You may have been SIM hacked/jacked, where somebody swapped your SIM card to their phone. If your email uses your phone number in any way to unlock the password, then they can use this to access your email.
First step would be to go into your phone carrier store and figure it out. Second step is to add two factor authentication via an authenticator app (not phone number) to any of your accounts that have it (email, crypto, etc).
First step would be to go into your phone carrier store and figure it out. Second step is to add two factor authentication via an authenticator app (not phone number) to any of your accounts that have it (email, crypto, etc).
It is the current year.
07-11-2022, 08:56 AM
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Originally Posted By JuicedMayhem⏩
Have you tried the "forgot your password?" option for your e-mails to have it send a code to your phone/alt e-mail?I have 2 main emails one gmail the other one is for bills and more serious stuff. The only social media I got is ******** so at least I can talk to ppl on there for now. It’s crazy cuz I literally have over 100 passwords written in a book so something like this wouldn’t happen. I believe it was caused by the forced iPhone update and I won’t be surprised if other people start experiencing this issue soon.
If no, try it.
If yes and it did not work out, you should get it to your carrier ASAP (NOW, not later) the hacker does irreversible damage.
Negs on sight for ShaneTMI.
07-11-2022, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted By plumedollar1⏩
Yes I did, it rejects me cuz of the hack. I’m gonna have to go to the ATT store cuz I literally can’t make a phone call right nowHave you tried the "forgot your password?" option for your e-mails to have it send a code to your phone/alt e-mail?
If no, try it.
If yes and it did not work out, you should get it to your carrier ASAP (NOW, not later) the hacker does irreversible damage.
If no, try it.
If yes and it did not work out, you should get it to your carrier ASAP (NOW, not later) the hacker does irreversible damage.
07-11-2022, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted By Howiester⏩
What’s crazy is I tried the Authenticator app and every time it says I put the wrong password, which was clearly not the caseYou may have been SIM hacked/jacked, where somebody swapped your SIM card to their phone. If your email uses your phone number in any way to unlock the password, then they can use this to access your email.
First step would be to go into your phone carrier store and figure it out. Second step is to add two factor authentication via an authenticator app (not phone number) to any of your accounts that have it (email, crypto, etc).
First step would be to go into your phone carrier store and figure it out. Second step is to add two factor authentication via an authenticator app (not phone number) to any of your accounts that have it (email, crypto, etc).
07-11-2022, 09:11 AM
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Originally Posted By JuicedMayhem⏩
what hack can't you set your phone back to factory default??Yes I did, it rejects me cuz of the hack. I’m gonna have to go to the ATT store cuz I literally can’t make a phone call right now
07-11-2022, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted By messomi⏩
I can but I don’t wanna lose all my contacts. ATT is better at these things than mewhat hack can't you set your phone back to factory default??
07-11-2022, 09:23 AM
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Originally Posted By JuicedMayhem⏩
you are worried about your contacts right now when your phone is literally compromised??I can but I don’t wanna lose all my contacts. ATT is better at these things than me
okay good luck then lol
07-11-2022, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted By messomi⏩
Ur right bro I’m gonna go right now srsyou are worried about your contacts right now when your phone is literally compromised??
okay good luck then lol
okay good luck then lol
07-11-2022, 09:45 AM
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07-11-2022, 10:26 AM
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You are being locked out of society.
Stay safe.
Stay safe.
07-11-2022, 11:17 AM
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So they replaced the SIM card in my phone. And told me to get a new email and talk to all my banks. At least they helped. I even got a cute black girls number at the store lol.
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