How do I delete any remote management app on iPhone?
I never signed up for any developer stuff and yet coding and stuff root this and that!!! How do I delete all of and delete hidden remote management ????
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iPhone 11, iOS 16
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I never signed up for any developer stuff and yet coding and stuff root this and that!!! How do I delete all of and delete hidden remote management ????
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iPhone 11, iOS 16
If someone else had your iPhone passcode and had physical access to your iPhone, and signed you out of your iPhone iCloud and signed themselves in, or if someone else physically connected a Mac running Xcode to and hen enabled Developer Mode, or loaded third-party apps or such, that would be a significant security breach. That would be a catastrophic breach, if their intent was hostile.
Given the scope of what can be viewed and changed here, your options here are limited to restoring a backup created from prior to that login, or to resetting the iPhone and starting over.
Starting over includes setting a new device passcode, setting new passwords everywhere, and re-setting biometrics (Touch ID, Face ID) if you are using those, as whoever reset your device can have all of your saved passwords and can add themselves to your biometric.
If someone else had your iPhone passcode and had physical access to your iPhone, and signed you out of your iPhone iCloud and signed themselves in, or if someone else physically connected a Mac running Xcode to and hen enabled Developer Mode, or loaded third-party apps or such, that would be a significant security breach. That would be a catastrophic breach, if their intent was hostile.
Given the scope of what can be viewed and changed here, your options here are limited to restoring a backup created from prior to that login, or to resetting the iPhone and starting over.
Starting over includes setting a new device passcode, setting new passwords everywhere, and re-setting biometrics (Touch ID, Face ID) if you are using those, as whoever reset your device can have all of your saved passwords and can add themselves to your biometric.
Omg alright so what I need to do is write down all of my stuff this would be a great time to get rid of those annoying apps you never use and maybe start completely over new apple and delete the old one … I didn’t know they could do all that thank you so much
What particularly are you referring to as “coding and stuff root this and that”?
And there is no known remote management, absent user interaction, or espionage-grade exploit tooling, or a compromised passcode and/or Apple ID.
I’m not very good at texhnology and recently someone logged in on my iPhone either there Apple ID and since then my phone even looks weird apple says it’s in developer mode idk how to do that then I’m seeing lots of stuff with words like Boolean and mdm and root installation and certificates for dev
How do I delete any remote management app on iPhone?