Iphone camera remotely hacked?
My friend had someone text her saying that they could see them through the camera. This wouldn't be anything more than a troll except for the fact that they knew that she were at a friends house. They also tracked the phone to their location, which was the friends house. Please let me know if this is a troll or if it is legitimately possible to be remotely hacked. TY.
Troll!
"They also tracked the phone to their location, which was the friends house."
What you said above can be caused by a sent e-mail from the IPhone, and someone else received it, and then whoever received the e-mail tracked the phone to their location.
Another possibility would be someone used find my iphone to get their location.
Maybe it was one of your friends friends who knew they were at a friends house?
Put the camera up to something and ask them what can they see. If they can't answer that, obviously they're lying.
I think you may be infected by a virus.
So you are saying it's not possible to hack an iPhone but the pentagon can be hacked, doesn't that seem kinda ridiculous
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