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"No caller id" missed calls not showing up anymore as banner on lockscreen or notification center

Eversince ios 15, when I miss an anonymous call, it doesnt even show upon the lockscreen as a banner like other calls. It doesnt even show up in the notification center! Is it just me?

it only shows up in the phone app or as a red badge on the corner of the phone app...but no banners whatsoever.

Thank you.

iPhone XS, iOS 15

Posted on Oct 22, 2021 9:39 AM

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Posted on Oct 23, 2021 4:27 PM

No you didn't quite understand. Allow me to rectify;

I AM getting the anonymous calls. Only when I MISS them, they dont show as a banner on my lockscreen nor do they show anywhere in my notification center. With iOS 14, an anonymous missed call used to leave me a "no caller id: missed call" banner on my lock screen. Not anymore! And to answer your question, "silence unknown callers" is set to OFF in my my settings. I get the calls, thats not the issue. It's when I miss them, i look at my lockscreen and pouf nothing! So I never know if I missed an unknown call. Very inconvenient because I deal with anonymous clients everyday that call me with "no caller id". Now I cant see if I missed any on my lockscreen. I have to go in the phone app, scroll down until I see a red "no caller id" then Im like "OH I missed one earlier!!?" It sucks... :(

get it now?

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Oct 23, 2021 4:27 PM in response to jdo_apple

No you didn't quite understand. Allow me to rectify;

I AM getting the anonymous calls. Only when I MISS them, they dont show as a banner on my lockscreen nor do they show anywhere in my notification center. With iOS 14, an anonymous missed call used to leave me a "no caller id: missed call" banner on my lock screen. Not anymore! And to answer your question, "silence unknown callers" is set to OFF in my my settings. I get the calls, thats not the issue. It's when I miss them, i look at my lockscreen and pouf nothing! So I never know if I missed an unknown call. Very inconvenient because I deal with anonymous clients everyday that call me with "no caller id". Now I cant see if I missed any on my lockscreen. I have to go in the phone app, scroll down until I see a red "no caller id" then Im like "OH I missed one earlier!!?" It sucks... :(

get it now?

Oct 23, 2021 10:26 AM in response to Johnnyb47apple

Hey Johnnyb47apple,


We understand that you're no longer receiving notifications for anonymous callers. It appears that you may have Silence Unknown Callers enabled on your device or you're using a third-party app to block unwanted calls. Silence Unknown Callers will block any calls from numbers not already stored in your Contacts and will also stop any notifications for those same calls. Check out the following article for more info.


Detect and block spam phone calls


Have a great day and thanks for using Apple Support Communities.

Oct 23, 2021 6:09 PM in response to Johnnyb47apple

Johnnyb47apple,


Got it. Are you running the latest version of iOS 15? You can verify this in Settings > General > Software Update. Is this only happening with unknown callers? Have you also checked your Notification settings as well? If so, disable notifications, restart the device, and enable them again. Does this make a difference?


Use notifications on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch


Take care.

"No caller id" missed calls not showing up anymore as banner on lockscreen or notification center

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