Oh, I didn’t ask. Are you connecting via cell or Wi-Fi? You can use Wi-Fi in your home. I would not recommend using it beyond your home as some Wi-Fi hotspots are fake (disable roaming when you are out and about). But Wi-Fi will boost connectivity inside. Just make sure you apply security...

Yeah, that’s an old phone, it no longer received security updates exposing you to many threats! I was going to say get a Wi-Fi booster (they are not expensive) until I read again and saw model.

I’ve had the same thing happen. It was “screen sharing” a few times, meaning they knew my user ID and password. But there are also apps that will do The same, and hackers have put “shortcuts” and unauthorized apps on my phone. There are also external programs that will do the same thing, it’s...

That sounds like you are trying to spy on someone, nice little story to post for ways to do it.

It sounds very much like someone has your password and has installed a hidden remote access app, or several apps. You can try to reformat the device, but depending what they have done, this may or may not help. Never leave your phone where someone can access it, be certain to keep your PIN...

I’ve seen a few apps that claim to secure an iPhone, non of the apps I’ve purchased have helped much. But take a look at Bit Defender and Eset. Also, turn off bluetooth, and turn off “roaming” under Wi-Fi (that will connect you to any Wi-Fi without a password). Many newer attacks are not...

It depends on which device, if you have a USB 3 connector, search on “best USB-C hub for IPhone”, if you have a lightening adapter, search on: “Lightning to USB Hub [Apple MFi Certified] 4-in-1 U” You could also connect a headset with mic via Wi-Fi, but would likely need the hub for other 2 items.

Do you have the card? There should be a phone number for customer service on the back. If you can’t access that to call, search on the Internet located phone number and Visa Card WW customer service for the email.

You can still update the iPhone 8, but not to the most recent update. You are able to transfer everything from old iPhone to new (other than ICloud), when setting up your phone just by putting them side by side, look on Apple for complete instructions “transfer data from old iPhone to new”.

I guess you mean 2g or 5g on the router? If so, with most routers you can view or select which you prefer. 5g is better for “straight connections”, like device is in same room as router, 2g is better for indirect connections, like “all over”. Most likely it’s 2g.