Could My Ex Still Have Access to My Accounts or Computer?

A factory reset plus changing passwords from a clean device and enabling multifactor authentication usually removes ordinary malware and stolen-session access. Check each account’s active sessions and sign out anything unfamiliar. Use unique passwords, and prefer an authenticator app or security key when available. If your phone carrier supports it, add an account PIN to reduce the risk of number-porting attacks.

His previous success may have been because he knew an old password, had access to a logged-in session, guessed security details, or used social engineering. That does not automatically mean he can bypass strong current security. Keep recovery email and phone details under your control, enable every available security option, and treat any new verification-code request as an attempted login rather than proof that he is currently inside.

The Discord sounds do not necessarily prove that he controlled your whole computer. Discord has features such as soundboards, audio playback, and account or session abuse that could explain what happened. Without forensic evidence, nobody can reliably determine whether it was malware, a stolen login session, or manipulation. A completely clean reinstall from trusted installation media is an extra-cautious step if you still distrust the PC, but a normal reset is generally sufficient for common malware.

That WhatsApp message most likely means someone entered your phone number and requested a login code. It does not mean they successfully accessed the account. Do not share the code, do not approve unexpected login prompts, and review WhatsApp’s linked devices for anything unfamiliar. The same principle applies to Apple: review trusted devices, recovery information, and sign-in alerts, then remove anything you do not recognize.