Call History showing up on another iPhone

I called Apple support on this issue again and talked to Eden at level 2. She has an iPhone 5s and an iPhone 6s and she is not having this BUG.

I also left a feed back with Apple. I was able to get around the problem by shutting off Facetime on one phone but that was just a work around.

I would sugest to everyone having this problem to leave a feedback with apple: http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

Oct 9, 2015 12:27 PM in response to barneyman

This will solve the problem go to settings--Mail,contacts,calendars-- scroll down to the contacts section and click on the my info tab and change that to the correct iPhone contact number. If your phone is logged into the same iTunes iCloud sign in it defaulted to that main contact. I have a personal phone and business phone and my business phone was listed as my personal contact name under my info that is why all the calls would show in recent calls this will solve the problem.

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PenelopeDolo

Dismissiveness does not help.

Right back at ya.

People on this thread have already made an intelligent decision that sharing an Apple ID is the best option for them to share the features they want to share

As is their right. Which has been acknowledged throughout this thread ad nauseum.

Shouldn't intelligent people should also accept the consequences of their actions? By sharing an Apple ID, you are presenting yourself, from a communication perspective, as one entity. In POTS terms, a party line.

You come here looking for solutions, but reject them when given.

iTunes Match is $25 a year. iCloud storage is a buck a month. You want Apple to engineer a privacy solution to save you those costs? Perhaps send me your address and I'll gift you the $37 for your first year.

Vent here >>> http://www.apple.com/feedback/

If not, just repeating, "Don't share an Apple ID" is a waste of everyone's time.

as is repeating this...

people have very good reasons for sharing an Apple ID

Really?

Then how come Apple advises you to do so?
"Use the same Apple ID for every computer or device on your Home Sharing network."

Use Home Sharing to share iTunes content with other devices - Apple Support

Dennis Poust wrote:

If Apple would just allow multiple Apple IDs to sync to the same Photos library and share iTunes Match, our problem would be solved. Family Sharing is a good solution for sharing between parents and kids, but not between spouses.

What Apple should or shouldn't do are not relevant here, nor is discussion of such permitted by the Apple Support Communities Terms of Use.

This is a user to user technical support forum. We can not change the way it works. How it works has already been explained to you. If you don't like it, you can submit feedback to Apple using the Contact Us link at the bottom of the page.

Please stop beating this dead horse.

If you use the same Apple ID for iTunes & App Store you both would be using the same Apple iCloud Music Library, since both devices/computers would be signed into that one ID.

It is the iCloud and other sign ins that should not be the same ID.

Photos is one of the things that does not allow multiple people to use a single iCloud Photos Library. You might want to let Apple Know that you'd like to see that sort of feature added: Apple - Feedback

Cheers,

GB

APPLE WHERE ARE YOU?

If you read carefully, Apple is not here to answer your questions. Never has been. Likely never will be.

Apple does not provide technical support here.

Apple provides other ways for you to receive help with your technical issues. This is not that place.

Contact Apple Support

Feedback for Apple

I definitely became an evangelist.. 😊 What I do not understand is why there so so many people with their thousands of points can not think outside the box. I found the right person to give credit for the solution:

PenelopeDolo

PenelopeDolo Oct 9, 2015 12:27 PM in response to barneyman

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Oct 9, 2015 12:27 PM in response to barneyman

This will solve the problem go to settings--Mail,contacts,calendars-- scroll down to the contacts section and click on the my info tab and change that to the correct iPhone contact number. If your phone is logged into the same iTunes iCloud sign in it defaulted to that main contact. I have a personal phone and business phone and my business phone was listed as my personal contact name under my info that is why all the calls would show in recent calls this will solve the problem.

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Notice she has ZERO points..

You don't have to share an Apple ID to share photos. With Family Sharing you get a shared photo album. See the brief description here:Family Sharing - Apple Support about half way down the page. you can have both private and shared albums. Here are more details on sharing with anyone: iCloud Photo Sharing - Apple Support

But for greater flexibility I've found that Google Photos and Upthere.com are much better solutions. You are not restricted to sharing among family members; you can create albums that can be shared with anyone you want to. You can also use dropbox or box.com, although they aren't quite as feature-rich.

IdenityFRAUDvic wrote:

OMG yes calls from other devices .....

First of all, it sounds as if you have a different problem than then subject of this thread. So, you should start your own thread. Second, if you want people to read what your post, you will need to use punctuation.

Writing an effective Apple Support Communities question

Best to read this, which should answer most of your questions: Family Sharing - Apple Support

Start there, and come back with anything that isn't clear. To answer your direct question, you can have up to 6 separate Apple IDs in a family share. The idea is to have a separate ID for each user, however, if a user has more than one device they should use the same Apple ID for all of the individual user's devices.

You can still share music and app purchases, photos (you can have both private and shared albums), private and share calendars, etc.

This one did it for me. Thank you!

Excellent! You are most welcome, and glad that solved the issue for you 🙂

Thanks for posting back,

GB

There is no need to share an ID to share calendars.

iCloud: Share a calendar with others

He needs to unblock your number. It appears that it is blocked on HIS phone. You cannot unblock if it is his phone blocking you.