HT5192 What is the best way to keep my i Phone 4S from being shadowed or breached?

I have been having bad bad problems with a family memeber and old friends who are continually trying to breach the OSX lion Firewall on my home I Mac. Also its as if my new I Phone 4S is now also bing targeted as of the many changes to my 4S after checking system data. Many things such as location, contacts, mail, voice roaming, international, passcodes, etc., have all been going on for quite some time now! This is getting to the point of pure frustration and no Apple Store within 100 miles from me! I need a shield of protection due to the fact that all my businees files, finacial files, and personal inf. is all being observed as check into the system moniter on my I Mac at home. Please someone help me out of this mess if you can! Thank you, MCFC1

If the iPhone hasn't been jailbroken, then it will be almost impossible for someone other that developers of apps you download from the iTunes Store to get access to any information on the iPhone without physical access to it. Set it up for the longer password rather than the simple four-digit passcode, then even if they get physical access to the iPhone it would be extremely difficult for anyone to get information from your iPhone as long as the iPhone gets the screen locked.
If you think that someone has gotten remote access to any of your data, you'll have to explain what leads you to believe that and what makes you think that the information was obtained from your iPhone.
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