Unless someone is still logged into your Apple ID on their device, they can’t read your iMessages or text messages. If you’re concerned, change your Apple ID password and disable iMessage on the other devices.
Can someone else access my iMessages?
They can only view this information if they are logged into your account on their iDevice. For example, an iPhone, iPad and MacBook all on the same account will receive all messages sent or received from the other machines (barring a lack of network connectivity). My suggestion to you is to change your password.
Why is someone else getting my iMessages?
If you’re getting messages meant to go to another device or person in your family, it might be because your Apple ID is tied to their particular devices. To see which accounts are associated with your Apple ID, go to Settings>iCloud>select your account at the top>Devices. Head to Settings>Messages>Send & Receive.
How do I stop my iMessages appearing on other devices?
Answer: A: Setting->Messages->Text Message Forwarding, and turn off devices you don’t want. This will prevent all SMS texts from going onto other devices. For iMessages (between Apple devices), you will need to sign out of iMessage on each device you do not want to have receiving messages.
Can another iPhone see my iMessages?
If you do share an ID, and assuming it is a family member, have them set up their own ID and set up Family Sharing so that you can share purchased content. Another way that a person could see your iMessages is if they were signed into your Apple ID in the messages settings. They would be acting as you in that scenario.
Can someone else access my iMessages?
They can only view this information if they are logged into your account on their iDevice. For example, an iPhone, iPad and MacBook all on the same account will receive all messages sent or received from the other machines (barring a lack of network connectivity). My suggestion to you is to change your password.
Can another iPhone see my iMessages?
If you do share an ID, and assuming it is a family member, have them set up their own ID and set up Family Sharing so that you can share purchased content. Another way that a person could see your iMessages is if they were signed into your Apple ID in the messages settings. They would be acting as you in that scenario.
How do I know if my iPhone is linked to another device?
From the Devices section of your Apple ID account page, you can see all of the devices that you’re currently signed in to with your Apple ID, including Android devices, consoles, and smart TVs: Sign in to appleid.apple.com,* then select Devices.
Can someone spy on my text messages?
Yes, if someone has hacked your phone then he or she can surely read your text messages. And, to do the same one needs to install a tracking or spying app on your smartphone. Can someone spy through a phone camera? Yes, you can be spied upon through the camera of your smartphone.
Can I tell if someone is reading my iMessages?
On an Android First, open your Messages app and navigate to the settings. Depending on your phone model, operating system, and cellular provider, you will notice one of the following: Read Receipts, Send Read Receipts, or Request Receipt. Turn on the applicable option.
How do I unlink my iPhone messages?
Control where iMessages appear by going to Settings > Messages > Send & Receive. Uncheck phone numbers and email addresses.
How do I stop my iPhone from sharing other devices?
Turn off Handoff on your devices iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch: Go to Settings > General > AirPlay & Handoff. Mac: Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click General, then deselect “Allow Handoff between this Mac and your iCloud devices.”
Can someone read my IMessages through iCloud?
Answer: A: Yes. If they can login to your iCloud then they have the exact same access as you do. iCloud has no way of knowing who is using the AppleID and signing in.
Is IMessages hackable?
Apple iMessage uses end-to-end encryption, and it is one of the safest messaging apps available right now. In addition, it uses a security system known as BlastDoor to protect it against malware attacks. It is a safe app because all the photos, videos, and other attachments have encryptions.
Can IMessages be forwarded to another phone?
Tap and hold the message you’d like to forward. Press the three vertical dots icon that appears. Tap “Forward.” Select a contact to send the message to.
Can my husband see my texts on iCloud?
Sharing an iCloud account with your spouse gives him or her unfettered access to almost any information on your iPhone, including your location, photographs, contacts, and text messages.
Can someone else access my iMessages?
They can only view this information if they are logged into your account on their iDevice. For example, an iPhone, iPad and MacBook all on the same account will receive all messages sent or received from the other machines (barring a lack of network connectivity). My suggestion to you is to change your password.
Can another iPhone see my iMessages?
If you do share an ID, and assuming it is a family member, have them set up their own ID and set up Family Sharing so that you can share purchased content. Another way that a person could see your iMessages is if they were signed into your Apple ID in the messages settings. They would be acting as you in that scenario.
How do I stop my text messages from going to my husband’s phone?
On his phone, go to settings>Messages>Send and receive from. Uncheck your number on his phone.
Can someone see my texts with my Apple ID?
All replies. Yes. If they can login to your iCloud then they have the exact same access as you do.
Why is my husbands iPhone getting my texts?
If someone in your family is getting text messages meant for you, or vice-versa, it’s probably because those devices are sharing the same Apple ID. This typically happens because, at some point, you all wanted to share content you bought from the iTunes store, including apps, games, music, movies, TV shows, and more.
Can you receive iMessages on 2 devices?
iMessage syncs messages to all your devices that are interconnected to the same iMessage number and email account. This means your iPhone, iPad, and Mac can all send and receive iMessages, in real-time. This was part of Apple’s plan to integrate the service into all the devices that you’d be using.
