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Jan 8, 2014 10:03 AM in response to sadaboutmyphoneby Meg St._Clair,sadaboutmyphone wrote:
I'm just wondering why 100? why not 1000 or 10,000 for the caller history. It takes about as much memory space as one voice message, and my phone holds at least 677 of those.
And no one here can answer that. The best we can do is what we've already done. Make suggestions for other options and give you the feedback link.
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Jan 8, 2014 10:19 AM in response to sadaboutmyphoneby TJBUSMC1973,sadaboutmyphone wrote:
It wasn't important at the time, then it became important, so that's pretty much what I was trying to do just now.
If I saved every single phone call I get as a contact the contact list would be overwhelming and just as useless.
That makes no sense. The Contacts list is searchable. Your call history is not.
For a business professional, pretty much every call should be important.
You've been given an answer to your technical question. The iPhone only displays the 100 most recent calls. This is they way the device is designed. Therefore, your iPhone is working properly.
If you want that feature to be changed, contact Apple directly at www.apple.com/feedback.
If you want a method that would allow you to properly keep track of your important calls and numbers, use what we've recommended.
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Jan 8, 2014 10:21 AM in response to sadaboutmyphoneby TJBUSMC1973,sadaboutmyphone wrote:
Yes, actually, it would be useful, hence the feature request.
If I added every phone call of around 12,000 additional contacts per year and only cared about a few hundred of them, that would make the entire phone useless.
I can just imagine trying to do a hands free call while driving down the road...
Me
"Call Bob Brandon"
siri
"did you mean... Bob Albert, Bob Bartley, Bob Barker, Bob Barthalomew, Bob Birkbeck..."
I have already had to trim down my contact list because it's clogged with too many contacts.
The recent caller list is a simple function that doesn't get used very often, up until I need to look up that one call that became important and slipped through the cracks, which happenes every now and then.
I'm just wondering why 100? why not 1000 or 10,000 for the caller history. It takes about as much memory space as one voice message, and my phone holds at least 677 of those.
You get 1,000 new calls every month? That's about 50 per day. In a ten hour workday, that's five new calls per hour.
You need a personal assistant, IMHO.
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Jan 8, 2014 10:48 AM in response to TJBUSMC1973by sadaboutmyphone,I have two, but since we all went to Ipones they can't look back for more than 100 calles either.
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Aug 29, 2015 7:03 PM in response to sadaboutmyphoneby wandersonfromcharleston,i totally agree with you ,it ***** the **** out of it , when i want to see a received call details , and its gone , i want to break the phone , its frustrated
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by Meg St._Clair,Aug 29, 2015 8:58 PM in response to wandersonfromcharleston
Meg St._Clair
Aug 29, 2015 8:58 PM
in response to wandersonfromcharleston
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iPhonewandersonfromcharleston wrote:
i totally agree with you ,it ***** the **** out of it , when i want to see a received call details , and its gone , i want to break the phone , its frustrated
Well, once you break your iPhone, buy a different brand of phone that gives you the features you need. Of course, this means you'll need to do what you didn't do before you bought the iPhone: proper research into what you're spending all that money on.
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Sep 15, 2016 8:02 AM in response to sadaboutmyphoneby buffyk,I agree, I'm in the same position. My Blackberry had a great call log (it saved me on more than one occasion). Is there an App that can record (meaning to put it in a list) the call log without my having to put the number into it?
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Sep 15, 2016 8:10 AM in response to buffykby Meg St._Clair,buffyk wrote:
Is there an App that can record (meaning to put it in a list) the call log without my having to put the number into it?
No.
What I do is periodically archive my call log to my computer using PhoneView. I can do it as a pdf or txt file which I could then move to my iPhone (if I wanted) for future reference.