strange app in cellular settings using data, can't delete, not shown in device apps

Thank you for your reply. I have since discovered that the offending app is the new iOS wallpaper “Astronomy” which I did not add or turn on but I as part of one of the most recent iOS updates. It consumes cellular data even if you haven’t turned that wallpaper screen background on. I also noticed another peculiarity of a user in one of my spouse’s special interest group posts that was familiar to me as a deep internet security person I met a couple years ago. Seemed unlikely to me. But I am certain now the app is legitimate though “spooky” if you know what I mean. Tried turning off apps. Cell phone doesn’t work if you turn off the snooping apps. This is a photo of the app that only displayed in the context of the menu of apps enabled under “Cellular” data use menu. It was enabled by default even though I had not used it nor installed it. It doesn’t show in Apple Apps and is not discussed in the updates notes that I could find. It just sorta appeared and could not be uninstalled. A phone company help person had me turn it off and assured me it couldn’t use data while off but referred me to Apple Store for help. My spouse found information online that gave some explanation. But I have lost confidence in Apple security based on this and other family experiencing cellular hacking on cruise ships and international travels. You can’t tell the good guys from the bad anymore.

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This suggestion would only remove the information that data was used and by which app. I also discovered that call blocking on my iPhone sends text messages. I pay to block spam and it only shows up in the detailed cellular bill to an odd text code without explanation from my cellular company. That is what they told me.