Well, if you think that then I guess my iphone 8 plus, i phone 8, and SE are also hacked but only when I try to use the Airbnb app, just a second ago I remembered that one of my iphones should have a picture of a screenshot of the agreement that "I will give up my instant book priviledge of requiring guests to give a positive review.", which the disappeared as soon as I tried to copy and paste it. Now, the interesting thing about this is that you wouldn't have even really noticed it unless you were reading carefully, and it just so happens that my one and only trouble guest accused me of telling her she had to give me a good review, which was completely false. They also left with my key and said they would send it to me in the mail, well after a couple of weeks and I hadn't seen a key or heard from them, I contacted them through airbnb to get my key back and to request money for all the things they had stolen from me. They sent an envelope with my address on it, of course with an image of a key that looked like it had been ripped out of the envelope. Well, so either they lost the key, or they want to keep it for some reason, which now that I have thought about it. They said they were coming from Texas, but had to stop in a town about twenty minutes away, and then the second night they were here their relatives came over and they took over my entire home. At any rate, it just so happened that yesterday when I logged on to change my password, I hadn't changed the password yet, but was just about to when I was contacted by someone wanting to book my place, somehow I got an email that said my password was changed and I didn't do it because after I finished talking with her, I went in and changed my password and got another email that said I had changed my password. I had only changed my password once, but the entire time I was talking to this potential guests everytime she would send a message I would get it twice on my phone, but not on my laptop, and she didn't think that was strange or have anything to say about it. Also, I know that I had that weekend set for 599 per night b/c it is a game day weekend vs UMass, and apparently my price was going to be 344 dollars for two nights? She was basically pointing out that she had changed that price now that I think about it, and maybe checking to see if I was home, who knows? All I know is they have access to my wi-fi, and there story just wasn't adding up as to why they were driving from Texas to Athens, Ga in a day suddenly and then invited their entire family who were from who knows? The thing was whenever I turned on my computer to change the password it was asking me for my old password and then the new one twice, well I was going to have to look in my book of passwords I have written down, then suddenly I get a message, and I am able to conversate without having to login, after it was over, it no longer wanted me to enter my old password just my new password twice, it said a link had been sent since I was having trouble. Now, all of that may be coincidental, but I don't think so. It may have nothing to do with her, but it is not very obvious. It looks exactly like the airbnb site, it even says secure. Oh, and it just occured to me that something odd happened with that guest, I was looking at my phone and by her name, as in what she had sent me said "you removed a ? after lol he does have it", then I click on it and there is nothing there. Now, it is all making sense. She was talking to one of those people she brought over here about the key they stole from me. Well, it very well may be that they have hacked into my account and phone, but if they could do it then I am afraid to trust anyone with my wi-fi password, or key anymore.