Call History showing up on another iPhone

JAta2 wrote:

>> So what I think works well is less important than the way you think things should work?

There are objectively better use cases than others

Nonsense. You are under the delusion that, because you think something should be done a certain way, that's the most sensible, rational way of doing that thing and any other way is less sensible. Use cases (stupid phrase) are not objective. They are descriptions of what works best in a certain situation for certain people who have certain needs. My needs are different than yours. They are not objectively less important. They are only relatively less important to you. Is it really so hard to admit this isn't a right or wrong situation but rather a preference? It doesn't change the fact that what you want is important to you. You don't have to justify your needs by belittling the needs or desires of other people.

Champaggne wrote:

well his photos arent on my Iphone. So I am thinking they are his from his old phone... old account. Maybe I will copy thm in case to the computer. oy

That is a most excellent idea! That way, you know that you have a backup that you can then sync from if needed!

Best of luck 🙂

GB

Wow... like 70 subscription emails today from this thread. Some of you have way too much time on your hands to argue. Bottom line is, some of you hate that it does it and some of you think it's supposed to happen because apple designed it that way. I solved my problem by replacing my one phone with an android phone.

Anyone that thinks that apple MEANT to do this, is seriously delusional. I like apple, but at the same time realize they mess up. Regardless of two people sharing an ID, it shouldn't be mingling missed calls and call logs from two separate phone numbers. I am done with this thread, unsubscribing from it. I can't stand the people who will stick by apple no matter what. You really need to seek help. This will get fixed, and I hope it does for those of you who still have it happening. I simply couldn't stand it. One person should be allowed to have 5 iPhones with different phone numbers, same ID and keep the freaking calls separated!!!!

Good luck everyone! The best thing that could happen to this thread would be for a moderator to close it!!!!!! it's just going around in circles for 62 pages!!

Well said DanNJ73

Also unsubscribing. Apple have 100% confirmed it is a bug. End of.

All the Trolls and FanBoys in here can keep believing that Apple couldn't possibly have bugs. They have too much time on their hands.

Good bye and thanks for all the fish.

Goodbye troll.

jjo5555 wrote:

Apple have 100% confirmed it is a bug.

Really? Talk about delusional.....

GB

Are you accusing the poster of lying ? On what basis? So everyone who talks to Apple and reports back here the results are delusional and you other folks who never bothered know better? Who is delusional?

That was no accusation. It was a statement of fact.

>> Nonsense. You are under the delusion that, because you think something should be done a certain way, that's the most sensible, rational way of doing that thing and any other way is less sensible. Use cases (stupid phrase) are not objective. They are descriptions of what works best in a certain situation for certain people who have certain needs. My needs are different than yours. They are not objectively less important. They are only relatively less important to you. Is it really so hard to admit this isn't a right or wrong situation but rather a preference? It doesn't change the fact that what you want is important to you. You don't have to justify your needs by belittling the needs or desires of other people. <<

Nonsense back! As I gave in my example, should the use case of someone who doesn't need to save their word processing file be equated with the general case? What is the purpose of a call log? Perhaps some folks don't care what time the call came in, should the date/time be omitted from the log too as well as the target device? Everyone I know looks at the call log to see what calls came in on their device. They then return calls from the same device. For those with multiple phones, you are in the minority if you claim you don't care which device the call came in on. I am not belittling your use case, it just isn't mainstream.

>> That was no accusation. It was a statement of fact.

Ahh yes, you know through the electrons on your screen that the poster never called Apple. Talk about delusional!

Meg St._Clair wrote:

Remember, the plural of "anecdote" is not "evidence".

I love this. Haven't seen it before, will use in the future.

JAta2 wrote:

>> That was no accusation. It was a statement of fact.

Ahh yes, you know through the electrons on your screen that the poster never called Apple. Talk about delusional!

No. I know because of the untrue allegation made by the poster.

Is it really necessary for you to constantly throw out insults?

>> No. I know because of the untrue allegation made by the poster.

What "untrue allegation" was made by the poster? That he called Apple UK and was given certain information that you didn't like?

>> Is it really necessary for you to constantly throw out insults?

You and others basically call him a liar and defame him, now you think I'm insulting you by pointing this out. Really!

No, I am not accusing the poster of lying. There is simply no evidence that Apple have (sic) 100% confirmed it is a bug.... Provide the support article, or other written evidence that they have confirmed this, and this thread can come to an end. Otherwise, it is just more prattle....

GB

JAta2 wrote:

>> No. I know because of the untrue allegation made by the poster.

What "untrue allegation" was made by the poster? That he called Apple UK and was given certain information that you didn't like?

No.

JAta2 wrote:

>> Is it really necessary for you to constantly throw out insults?

You and others basically call him a liar and defame him, now you think I'm insulting you by pointing this out. Really!

When did I or anyone else call him a liar? You/re the only one that used that term.