MikeBuilds

Claude Code just found the spyware on my 19 y/o sister's iphone It was hiding as a system app called "Device Health" and sending her entire camera roll to a server… Her iphone was dead by 2pm. Warm in her pocket with the screen off. She thought it was just old I plugged it into my laptop, opened a terminal and gave Claude Opus 5.5 one prompt 2 minutes later: → 63 processes running → 60 normal → 2 old games still pulling her location → 1 app called "Device Health" with no icon on the home screen "Device Health" had: → accessibility access - it could read everything on her screen → access to all her photos and files → mic + location + every SMS → device admin rights - so she couldn't delete it → an upload every 15 minutes, even at 3am So I asked Opus to pull the app apart It decompiled it down to the code in 4 minutes. Inside: → every new photo she took was copied and uploaded within 60 seconds → her whole gallery had already been sent - 2,300+ photos → a keylogger catching every word she typed → screenshots every time she opened Instagram or her bank app → her GPS logged every 5 minutes All of it zipped and sent to one server, 3 times an hour 847 screenshots and 112 new photos were still waiting in the upload queue It wasn't a system app. Someone installed it by hand She has no idea who. Or when We wiped it, changed every password and turned on 2FA. Her battery went from dead at 2pm to 40% at 10pm Your 3-minute check tonight: battery → anything draining with the screen off is suspect photos access → only your camera and gallery apps need "all photos" accessibility → if you don't know why an app is there, it shouldn't be device admin → only "Find My Device" belongs on that list nameless apps → no icon + "system", "health" or "sync" in the name = check it Found one? Don't delete it on the spot. Screenshot everything, then remove it and change your passwords from a different device Save this post, and check your phone tonight. Then check your family's Prompt below ↓