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'I'm literally f**king shaking,' TikToker said in a viral video relaying her experience.

#Contact mac support hacked license

In September, Newsweek reported that a woman in California had found an AirTag planted on her license plate after receiving a notification on her phone that an AirTag had been detected nearby.

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Over the past months, instances of Apple's AirTag devices being used in an attempt to track a person's whereabouts without their knowledge have popped up around the country. She said she brought the issue to Apple initially who said they 'escalated to engineering.' Though, Darby said, the engineering team could not do anything to help reverse the phone number and told her she had to 'figure it out herself.' 'This is my last hope if TikTok can help,' she said in the video posted on January 12.

The change made it impossible to access her account or change her password.

In the video, whose first name is Darby said she received a notification from Apple that while she was sleeping someone had changed the phone number associated with her Apple ID account. The video, posted by to TikTok, has been viewed over 2 million times on the video-sharing app.

A video went viral earlier this month after a woman tearfully shared that her Apple ID had been hacked and there was seemingly little she could do about it.