Apple is now telling people to disable FaceTime until they fix the glitch.
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The bug allows a user to listen in on people they're calling - even if the person doesn't answer the phone.
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The caller can even see through the front-facing camera of the person they are calling.
Once it was discovered, people all over social media began recreating it.
Apple says they will release a fix in a software update later this week. It also disabled Group FaceTime until the update is released.
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To disable FaceTime on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, follow these steps.
Disabling FaceTime on a Mac:
--Open the FaceTime app
--Choose FaceTime in the menu
--Choose "Turn off FaceTime"
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Disabling FaceTime on an iPhone or iPad:
--Open Settings
--Scroll down to FaceTime app
--Hit the button, turning green slider to gray
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