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Guides
Hacked Accounts
Getting back into an account someone else took over, and securing it.
Hacked Accounts Guides
Disconnect Unused Apps
Remove apps and websites you no longer use from your Google, Apple, and Microsoft accounts. This Guide shows where to see what's connected to each account and how to remove access you don't need.
Sources last checked October 24, 2026
My Email Account Was Hacked
If someone got into your email account, this Guide shows how to get back in, lock them out and protect the accounts linked to your email.
Sources last checked August 21, 2026
Protect Your Phone Number
Make it harder for someone to move your phone number to their own phone or carrier. This Guide shows how to add a PIN or password to your phone account, turn on your carrier's protections, and spot the warning signs.
Sources last checked October 24, 2026
Secure Your Accounts
Make sure only you can get into your email and other important accounts. This Guide shows how to turn on two-step sign-in, check your recovery details, remove sign-ins and apps you don't recognize, and keep strong passwords.
Sources last checked October 8, 2026
More help with Hacked Accounts
Official places to go
The official websites these Guides send you to. Each opens in a new tab.
- Apple (opens in a new tab)support.apple.com
- Google (opens in a new tab)support.google.com
- Microsoft (opens in a new tab)support.microsoft.com
- AT&T (opens in a new tab)att.com
- T-Mobile (opens in a new tab)t-mobile.com
- Verizon (opens in a new tab)verizon.com
Take Action
Step-by-step actions to report, protect and prepare. In Take Action, choose “Protect My Accounts”.