Call History showing up on another iPhone

No need to have one ID or several, no need to alter your cloud settings, all that just makes matters worse, As I suggested long ago at the start of this thread you just need to go to settings/phone/calls on other devices//allow calls on/ then disable the check mark on the ones you don't wanna share with!. it's no big secret or difficult obscure setting. make sure you back out of this properly. sometimes there is a save or cancel option! not sure if theres one here though.

It appears the update from iOS 9.3.1 to 9.3.2 removed the Settings> Phone > Calls on other devices switch.

Ashton319 wrote:

It appears the update from iOS 9.3.1 to 9.3.2 removed the Settings> Phone > Calls on other devices switch.

Nope, it didn't.

No, it's still there

I had this problem too. My call history was appearing on my wife's phone (but not the other way around). Touch wood, I have seemed to have fixed it by turning off iCloud Drive (Settings > iCloud > iCloud Drive) on my wife's phone.

SO FAR SO GOOD Penelope

Re: My recent calls appearing on another iPhone!?

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.

I added a new myinfo contact with the number of my business on my business iPhone and log sharing has disappeared, Chances are that if you do the same for your multiple iPhones on the same iCloud account the call logging will stop. You will have to add a new contact for your self on each phone

but with the primary number of each particular phone.

If this indeed is the 'solution" we all each owe PenelopeDoloa 1$

Fredy wrote:

you just need to go to settings/phone/calls on other devices//allow calls on/ then disable the check mark on the ones you don't wanna share with!. it's no big secret or difficult obscure setting.

Unfortunately- not enough (or not always enough). Also Penelope's solution with "my contact No. setting" setting didn't work in my case.

For me disabling wrong phone numbers helped to get rid of call history syncing from iphone with ios9 to iphone with ios8, but vice versa. What helped to get rid of call history syncing from ios8 to ios9 was disabling Facetime's cellular calls. But- glad to hear that for some of us at least one "method" or their combinations finally works.

So, as colleague said

RexRox wrote:

it is not consistent therefore by definition is a bug

To be more exact- I'd like to remind for those who insist that it's

gail from maine wrote:

Perhaps a design omission or a design flaw, but it is not a "bug"

that subject what we call "bug" is "an error, flaw, failure or fault in a computer program or system that causes it to produce an incorrect or unexpected result, or to behave in unintended ways." According wiki.

Regardless of our liking of disliking of "to be angry at the big bad company".

Is this a semantics lesson?

I don't mind things are called their real names. In discussion thread about particular question or problem it is useful to use correct definitions and names- it helps IMO. Othervise there can be situations when discussion participants cannot get to the root of the issue.

No need to take any "lessons" here or in any other forum thread if they are not interesting (I think).

Not exactly sure what point you are making, however, your quoted Wiki definition of a bug: "that subject what we call "bug" is "an error, flaw, failure or fault in a computer program or system that causes it to produce an incorrect or unexpected result, or to behave in unintended ways." makes a big presumption - that being that the shared call logs is an unexpected result...or is behaving in unintended ways.

At no time has Apple commented on whether the result that you are seeing was intended or not. All we have established is that a large number of people do not like the way it works. That does not make it a bug....

GB

go to your settings..go to phone...under calls..deactivate calls to other devices.. it should solve the problem.

Radhika_9 wrote:

go to your settings..go to phone...under calls..deactivate calls to other devices.. it should solve the problem.

Do you think if it were that simple, this thread would be 73 pages long?

The only way I was able to shut it off was to make inactive Facetime. I tried everything else. I am using 2 iPhones on the same user account. And when I say

I tried everything I mean EVERYTHING to prevent calls I make on one phone showing the same call history in the other phone..

Oh did I mention I tried everything? From what I have gathered there is something in Facetime that transfers call history into the other phone.. In my

limited test I turned on Facetime all the call history transferred over to my other phone. When I turned it off the call history did not transfer over.

One phone I use for business the other for personal. I went in and out of settings fore and aft.. did I mention.. the only thing that prevented call history

from transferring to the other phone was shutting off Facetime on my business phone.

Yes this is a bug in the iOS not a feature.

You have not yet tried "everything". you left out the correct thing to do.