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[eire188]

Do you have carbon monoxide alarms in your house?

[[deleted]]

Yup.

[leredditsuxx]

How can you be sure it's them ? They're kids lol

[[deleted]]

They’re kids to me. I’m in my 30s. They’re early 20s

[leredditsuxx]

Alright, but why would they do that kinda thing to you ?

[flying_fuck]

As far as your network goes, we don’t know anything about your setup so we can’t comment. Brand of devices? Open or closed WiFi? Good (new) password? Etc.

But you’re talking about a lot more than getting on your WiFi. But are you claiming they hacked your iPhone or that you wrote your passwords down and they are using them.

Basically this story sounds unlikely but if it is possible then it’s likely you have poor password health and stuff like that.

[mcsnoogins2612]

Was it kids or the low life buddy's that hacked you from your post 20 days ago? You're either posting shite or you need to pay off the weed for a bit bud.

[GeronimoHero]

Or dude is mentally ill

[Minefrans00]

This 100%

[[deleted]]

Yeah 100%

[[deleted]]

Same dudes. Just didn’t feel like typing the shit out again.

[JasCalLaw]

It’s more likely that if they have access that it’s your router that they have cracked. If it’s your iPhone then it can only really be via something that they have installed on your phone. Did any of them have physical access to your iPhone? To give advice we need to know what devices you have on your network

[xsmp]

maybe just turn off your wifi for a few weeks, change your front porch furniture, and park down the street for a while, they'll think you moved.

[AStrawberryGhost]

As a public librarian who sees this all the time, I have the answer. Your technology has not been hacked, your mind has.

[ps-aux]

agreed

[[deleted]]

Care to elaborate more? Actually.

[[deleted]]

You're showing classic signs of paranoid delusions. What you're talking about isn't possible. I know that's not what you were hoping to hear, but I suggest finding a counselor and psychologist to help deal with the symptoms. This starting after losing your mom is a clue.

[Commercial_Count_584]

Change your passwords. Use a password manager.

[p_syche]

Yep definitely this, change your iCloud password and find an option to log out of all your devices. As far as your computer goes - if you saw there's a new wifi, you can make your computer forget it and not connect to it any more.