Earlier this morning, I went to check on my iPhone, instead of the normal black passcode screen, I got a white one (which happens occasionally). The following sequence of events I don't remember, as I've been under the weather and was half asleep. I don't know if I entered my phone code first or not, but somewhere along the line I realized that the lettering at the top of the screen was a foreign alphabet (possibly cyrillic) instead of the usual English (I believe I have seen this on more than one occasion prior, once I believe with Japanese (the other(s) don't recall). As before, I don't recall if I entered my passcode, or somehow else manage to bypass it, but I did get back to the normal passcode screen.
Therefore, was this just another possible repeat example of a weird system glitch or keyboard issue, or is there the possibility this time I inadvertently downloaded some malware somewhere along the line that is trying to grab passcodes (I did restart (but not reset) the phone Which I should have done in the first place), and reset the passcode). I recently updated, and am running, iOS 15.3.
Therefore, was this just another possible repeat example of a weird system glitch or keyboard issue, or is there the possibility this time I inadvertently downloaded some malware somewhere along the line that is trying to grab passcodes (I did restart (but not reset) the phone Which I should have done in the first place), and reset the passcode). I recently updated, and am running, iOS 15.3.
