i'm being hacked [SNIIqD7gsXc]

Hey, so I have some worrying news. I

looked on my Google security thing a few

days ago and I noticed this, this little

Windows computer signing into my Google

account. Um, I don't have a Windows

computer. I have an iPad, as you can see,

and I have an LG G5. I do not have any

Windows devices. Why is there a Windows

device logged into my Google account on

January the 20th at 10:46 AM.

So if I go into recent security events,

this, this Windows, this unknown device

Windows computer actually signed in onto

my Google account on the 13th of January,

and I didn't even realize that they signed

in until about a few days later. I think I

noticed it on the 25th or the 24th, and as

you can see, it says new sign-in on

unknown operating system. So they actually

signed in, otherwise it would have said

something like attempted sign-in, but it

looks like they've actually managed to

sign into my Google account. And it says

unknown device, 13th of January, Japan,

and they've given me this IP address. And

there's also a Google Maps thing. If we

press the Google Maps image, then Google

Maps opens. And it shows this, this pin on

Japan. But it's not just any place in

Japan. Nope. Guess where it is?

It's in this place in Japan called Nagano.

I actually went to Nagano earlier last

year to meet up with this Japanese woman.

She was my ex-girlfriend, the single

mother Japanese girlfriend, and I was

staying in this place, Karuizawa, and she

lived here in Komoro. So it's not actually

that far away from where my ex-girlfriend

used to live, or where she lives now. The

strange thing is I changed my password on

the 16th. Okay, so here's the timeline.

That Windows device first signed into my

Google account on the 13th of January,

and then I changed my password on the 16th

just by coincidence because I felt like

changing my password. And then there was a

new sign-in On the 20th, it said this

Windows device has— the last time it

synced to the Google account, to my Google

account, was on the 20th. So even after I

changed my password, they were still

syncing with my Google account. How is

that possible? How are they able to sign

into my Google account when I have— I have

2-factor authentication turned on. So you

need my phone because a code gets sent to

my phone, and you need that code to be

able to log on. How did they log in? When

they don't have my phone. Also, another

strange thing is I check my email every

single day because I have nothing better

to do, and I didn't even notice that

someone signed in. But when I go all the

way back to the 13th of January and I

check my emails, there was an email saying

that there's been a new sign-in from an

unknown device. But for some reason, I

didn't get the notification that this

email had arrived. I also checked my text

messages, and I didn't get any

notification of a sign-in or verification

code request. But I checked all the way

back to the 13th of January, and a

verification code did actually come to my

phone. And I didn't request this code

because I didn't try to log into my

accounts on the 13th because I'm already

logged in. Also, the other strange thing

is the location. Why, why Nagano in Japan?

This is a bit too much of a coincidence,

isn't it? It just happens to be that my

ex-girlfriend lives in the same place that

this person is trying to, or this person

has successfully logged into my Google

account. I don't know how he's done it.

He must have used some kind of hacking

technique. How can you log into someone's

Google account when you don't have their

phone and you don't have the verification

code that you need to log in? Now, I've

spoken about this in private to some

people that I trust, and they've suggested

that maybe my ex-girlfriend has something

to do with this, which I think is kind of

crazy. How, how would she even know how to

hack into someone's Google account? Now,

I don't want to be rude or disrespectful

to my ex-girlfriend, but when it comes to

technology and computers and stuff like

that, she was dumb as fuck. I'm just

saying that it's extremely unlikely that

my ex-girlfriend, who was 37, a single

mother who works at some kind of care

home— I'm pretty sure it's very unlikely

that someone like that knows how to hack

into someone's Google account. I did tell

my ex-girlfriend that I was doing YouTube,

but I told her not to look for my channel,

which is what any respectable girlfriend

should do. She shouldn't invade someone's

privacy by looking for something when

they've been told not to look for it. Why

would my ex-girlfriend want to hack me and

do something like that unless she has

something against me? And I did make

several videos talking about her in a

not-so-positive way. Maybe she saw those,

maybe she got angry, and she wanted to

take out some kind of revenge. Maybe she

knows someone who knows how to hack.

Maybe she paid someone to do this. Maybe

she said, my ex-boyfriend is making videos

talking shit about me. Here's his YouTube

channel. Destroy his channel. I know it

sounds kind of far-fetched that my

ex-girlfriend has something to do with

this, but isn't it a bit of a strange

coincidence that the person who's logged

into my Google account on some kind of

unknown Windows device just happens to be

in the exact same prefecture where my

ex-girlfriend lives. I think that's a

little bit strange. I know what some of

you are thinking, he's just making it up

for views, there's no way something this

elaborate would happen. Well, you can,

you can go to the part in the video where

I showed you the IP address and you can

type it in yourself and look it up, and

you'll find that it leads you to Nagano.

I didn't open Google Maps and just drop a

pin where I wanted it to be so I can make

up some story. The good news is this

person who hacked into my account hasn't

done anything. He hasn't tried to get my

channel deleted. He hasn't uploaded porn

onto my YouTube channel. He hasn't sent

any emails that I know of. He hasn't

touched anything as far as I can tell,

because I went on to the recent activity

page, which is on the Google Securities

page, and I checked all of the recent

activity from the 13th until the 20th,

and there's, there's no suspicious

activity. There's nothing that looks weird

to me. This person could have done so much

damage damage to me. He could have gotten

my channel shut down. He could have leaked

my contacts from my Gmail. I don't know

what else he could do. He could, he could

have had access to my G Drive, which is

where I store all of my dick pics and my

nude pics from my ex-girlfriends.

Thankfully, he hasn't done anything. My

YouTube channel is perfectly fine. I

checked all of my videos. There's no

missing videos. There's no strange

uploads. There's no strange edits to any

of my videos. So what was this person

trying to do? Why hack into my account

for— how long was it? The 13th until the

20th, a whole week, and then not even

doing— do anything? What was he trying to

accomplish? Was he just trying to scare

me? Some people were saying that maybe it

was my current girlfriend who did it. She

has a Windows laptop and she lives with

me. I like to write down my passwords

because I change my password a lot, and my

passwords are usually just a random string

of letters and numbers, and they're nearly

impossible to remember, so I have to keep

them written down on a piece of paper.

And maybe she saw it, maybe she logged in,

but that wouldn't explain how she got

access to the verification code. Also, I

live with her. I'm in this apartment every

single day, every hour. When she's home,

I'm home, so I would definitely notice if

I saw her using her laptop, which she

never uses. Her laptop is this huge pink

thing that's under the bed, and we used it

once to watch a TV show on sometime in

November. I know people can do things like

they can clone your SIM card, but I think

if, if your SIM card gets cloned, then the

previous existing SIM card stops working,

and my SIM card on this phone is, is still

working, so there can't be another copy of

it. So obviously I changed my password 2

times. I also downloaded the Google

Authenticator, which generates a random

code that you need to enter every time you

log in. From a new device. Hopefully,

hopefully that's made it more secure. I'm

not sure. I was also looking into getting

a security key, but I'm not sure if those

work with iPads or if they work

wirelessly. They seem to be just USB keys

that you put into your laptop. I don't, I

don't have a laptop. And if you wanted a

quick update on the whole girlfriend

situation, things were going fine for a

few days, and then last night we had

another row or argument, and she said that

she showed my channel to her American guy

friend, who I didn't even know existed.

And she said that he said he watched my

channel, he watched my videos, and he said

he couldn't watch any more of it because

he felt sorry for my girlfriend. And he

said that— he said that if he was my

girlfriend, he would break up with me. He

suggested breaking up with me to my

girlfriend. What? Who the fuck is this guy

telling my girlfriend to break up with me

just because he saw a few of my videos on

my YouTube channel? I don't know why my

girlfriend cares so much if I talk about

her on YouTube. No one even knows what she

looks like. No one knows her name. Some

people don't even think she exists in the

first place. I feel so stupid because it

took me 10 days to notice that an unknown

device signed into my Google account.

What was I doing? I check my email every

day. How could I not notice this? So I've

made a shortcut that links directly to the

Google security page where you can check

for new devices signing in, and I've been

checking it every 10 minutes every single

day because I'm that paranoid now. Oh,

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