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Appletv Possibly Hacked

Posted on 6/22/26 at 9:45 pm
Posted by bleedpurplengold
Member since Feb 2007
1412 posts
Posted on 6/22/26 at 9:45 pm
So this afternoon around 4:00 I had a payment confirmation email come through stating that I made a purchase of around $14 for appletv services. Contacted my wife who said she didn’t make this purchase. Cancelled the service at that time.

When I got home around 5:30 I checked the Appletv app and noticed that someone was watching Widow’s Bay. It was on episode 3 and had 14 minutes left of the episode. Checked again just now and episodes 1-5 have all been watched in full.

Is it possible to know what device made the purchase or what device is streaming the app? Checked forums and haven’t had any luck in this regard except for them all telling me to do the settings thing in my phone to see what devices I’m signed into. I have done that and it’s only my home appletv, my iPhone, my extra iPhone that in my side tv cabinet for pandora use only and my kids iPad (does not have appletv app). Confirmed kid didn’t do it because he doesn’t have app. Plus apple always has a 2 part authentication which makes this even more confusing

Is there a way around the 2 part? I have already changed my password so all of my Apple devices will require the new password.
Posted by whiskey over ice
Member since Sep 2020
3784 posts
Posted on 6/23/26 at 2:54 pm to
Are you all sharing the same Apple ID? Should be able to narrow down which one made the purchase
Posted by RoyalWe
Louisiana
Member since Mar 2018
5127 posts
Posted on 6/23/26 at 6:19 pm to
The only thought I have is to log into your Apple account and reset all connections to at least make them sign in again. Change the password so they can't do it again without your giving it to them.
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