ok so long story short. my cousin send me a screenshot of a text that i supposedly sent her. but on my end was no such text. has anyone experience this. my carrier is t-mobile. i dont have sreenshot as i deleted message thread. this is so wierd
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imessage sending wrong text
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i sent her text a hour earlier and like 30 minutes after she has a text from me that i did not sent.
Perhaps something along the lines of what's been talked about at https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/different-text-message-sent-compared-to-that-received.1452792/ ?
i send her a message prior to that.. then she received a message saying "preparado" which i didnt send. i have included a screenshot she send me. i marked a red dot next to the text she received from me but i didnt type.
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There are instances of similar occurrences in the thread rightly quoted by C DM above (Although I don't believe most of the posts on that particular thread):
In your case however, is it possible that someone else had your phone for a while? Or was the string "preparado" copied to your clipboard already and you weren't aware of? Lastly, is it possible your phone was tapped unintentionally, say when in your pocket, and the autocorrect feature did the rest? I see the Spanish keyboard is turned on so it would only take a "pre" and a space bar for the full word to appear; easier than we'd imagine.
no one touches my phone so no.. was not copied to clipboard.. i left it charging while i took a shower when i came back i seen her text saying about the preparado remark. and the spanish keyboard is on hers not mines. the screenshot is from her end not mine. i only have english keyboard active. all of this is very weird. clearly it was a imessage sent and not through regular text. i change my apple id password and all
i dont know what to make of this at this moment.
In that case, your guess is as good as mine. I can tell you one thing though, your Apple ID has not been compromised. So you can stop worrying about that.
From the image it's not clear that it was an iMessage sent. Just after that message (when she's replying) it shows that it goes back to iMessage.
This is very strange but it's good that you changed your password.