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ToggleDifferent problems need different help
Transferring your own data from an existing backup, investigating a compromised account and responding to a mobile-number takeover are different tasks. Describe what actually happened rather than assuming that a phone was cloned.
If your mobile number stops working unexpectedly
Contact your carrier through a known channel and ask whether a SIM or account change occurred. A SIM-swap scam can redirect calls and texted verification codes to an attacker. The FTC recommends a carrier account PIN and stronger authentication options for sensitive accounts where available. A service outage alone does not prove fraud.
Record the scope before seeking help
Write down when service stopped, which accounts show unfamiliar activity and what the carrier confirmed. Preserve relevant notices that you already have access to. Do not share SIM identifiers, verification codes or identity documents in an initial website form.
For your own device, see our phone security and recovery guidance. Any further work needs a defined scope and authorization; recovery depends on the device, available data and the scope of the problem.