What should I do if I suspect my iPhone has malware?

Honestly, today it's usually faster just to do a reset on any infected device. It beats trying to deal with the malware directly and ensures a clean start.

Updating your phone can help remove some malware, but if you're really concerned about being infected, it's a good idea to factory reset your iPhone. Don't forget to change all your passwords and set up two-factor authentication from a clean device, just to be safe.

If you've got a serious infection, the best bet is to perform a DFU (Device Firmware Update) restore on a trusted Mac or MacBook. Regular factory resets might not cut it if the malware is deeply embedded. You can do it yourself, just ensure your phone screen goes completely black to know you're in DFU mode.