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Apple Employees can certainly access your devices remotely, I have seen it happening with iPhone, I don’t know about Watch. Nevertheless, this does seem like a
by infinitedata 3y ago
Apple Employees can certainly access your devices remotely, I have seen it happening with iPhone, I don’t know about Watch.
Nevertheless, this does seem like an anti-Apple campaign.
- threeseed 3y agoCan you be more specific about when an Apple employee remotely accessed your iPhone. It would almost certainly would be illegal.
- trelliscoded 3y agoI’ve had this happen when I called in a support request for some iOS issue I had. Their interface has all the devices on your Apple ID, and they can enable screen sharing on any of them after you accept it via a notification. I have to admit, it must be a lot better for the support experience as opposed to trying to verbally describe what’s going on.
- yreg 3y agoThis seems even more hard to believe and requires even more extraordinary evidence.
- fh9302 3y agoThat's not true. Apple employees can see a video feed of your screen after you accept their support request (similar to screen sharing over FaceTime), but they can't interact with your phone remotely.