Call History showing up on another iPhone

You have no idea what you are talking about

So if you turn off handoff, then handoff won't work. Brilliant. This was not happening when handoff was on before, so your suggestion is pointless. And if you want to "share" IDs use the Family Share feature. IDs are not meant to be shared.

So poo poo to you..

Joewalsh91 wrote:

Don't tell people what to do when you don't know the answer.

The answer is again: use Family Share if the problem really bothers you.If you want more help contact Apple Support directly. Actually Apple (or anyone else on this forum) really doesn't care what you do or if you follow the advice given here. And I really don't care either. Deal with your reality as you wish.

Have a nice day.

You just replied the exact same thing to another guys post about the exact same issue, like 48 hours ago. Can you actually try to help? It seems like you have the knowledge but you also have some weird grudge against people who share an iCloud account. It's going to be shared, stop trying to be the iCloud account sharing police. This same issue is happening to me and obviously, a lot of other people as well. So instead of trying to browbeat people into submitting to separate iCloud accounts (which is not freakin practical for a family, especially one with kids with phones) please try to be helpful. The guy you said this to earlier this week, you basically derailed his entire question and made it about something that he didn't even post about. And for God sakes, TURNING OFF IPHONE CELLULAR CALLS IN FACETIME IS NOT THE ANSWER. IT STILL HAPPENS.....OUT OF THE BLUE.....ALL OF THE SUDDEN.....WITH NO CRAZY ADJUSTMENTS TO THE SETTINGS.

I Totally agree with you. Some of us with a home and work divice would like to share certain parts of iCloud like colander and contacts. I have always shared and this is the first time this bug appear and for me it only happened once. The only thing I did was to delete all recent calls on device one which was copied from and that seem to work.

Well, I wasn't even talking to you, but I appreciate you jumping to the defense of the guy I was talking to. Also, I did see, after my post, that there is an option to create an apple id for a kid. Great idea! Solves that problem. Some "kids" meaning "too young to need their own apple id" is what I was referring to. All that being said, you are defending the wrong point. Funny how you "Way TOO Serious" high level posters only seem to reiterate "fix the root of the problem by not having an apple id shared between people. I too agree that you should use a product for the reasons it was intended. The funny part is that you are just asking all of us "joint apple id folks" to just ignore the real issue that appeared out of the blue on May 22nd or so and just "divide your apple ids". That'll fix the problem.... or just prevent you from experiencing a problem that still looms in the background. So, I think that I have acknowledged your jab at me about Kids, admitted you were right about a few things and was very logical in my argument.

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Our problem is identical. No changes to any settings prior to having recent call history appear on our second iPhone. We've used one ID for 5 devices flawlessly for over 4 years. No issues until now. Family Sharing is not a solution; it's a bypass that doesn't address the change in behavior. Jasoncassidy's experience is identical to our experience.

As strict as Apple is with apps and software why don't they restrict sharing ID's? Simple, it always has and always will be done until they block it. Creating another account is just one more security issue. Why do I want to create another account, remember another password, agree to more stipulations, give my credit card info out and answer and remember another set of security questions when all I want to do is sync. apps on 2 phones. It's a privacy issue and the less info out there the better.

Joewalsh91 wrote:

Then why has this been allowed by APPLE since the beginning of time?

What, Apple is supposed to design things so it's impossible for you to do something stupid? Sorry. It doesn't matter how idiot proof they make something, there will always be a bigger idiot.

The goal post is changing on this discussion. Why would you be creating a new password and remembering security questions and adding credit card info for someone else? Just tell the other person to make their own Apple ID and have them remember their login information or make your own Apple ID and take all your info off the other one. If all you want to do is sync apps, Family Sharing can do that.

Then let me delete apple apps. Something so simple and harmless, yet practically impossible. Apple needs to be consistent with their control, either allow everything or nothing. The original issue still exists. Started with the latest updates. No problem with shared ID's prior, NONE. The conflicts should have been addressed before the update was implemented. Yes, that is their job.

Nope. Sharing is not the issue. Never has been. The update is the issue. Unless you have forgotten, "real" reps, not you "wanna be's", have admitted there is an issue. The update caused the issue, not sharing. Apple needs to address this either by fixing the issue or eliminating ID sharing. As long as they allow it they are admitting it is acceptable. PERIOD.

The update cause the call history to replicate across devices using the same ID for iCloud. Sharing the account was the root cause of the "problem".

Go ahead, reject reality and substitute your own. I don't care.

What do you want Apple to do? Have you arrested if you share an ID? Sue you? You're a moron.

IIt's not working the same as it all ways had for years so dont try saying that!! I have had a shared icloud account for years and this issue just arised since I upgraded to 8.x and needs to be fixed!! I share contacts and calendar not phone history!!!

It appears as though they have fixed this. As of this morning I'm no longer seeing my wife's calls appear in my call log. She updated her iphone ios from 8.2 to 8.3 yesterday. We'll see.

And now maybe we can escape the venom and toxicity that has arisen on this thread. :-P

Good bye, and F y'all. ;-)

Okay the issue is known and fixed with the following actions I'll describe further down in my post.

Let me start off by saying all our devices are running the current 8.3 iOS and all share the same iCloud/iTunes account. I too was experiencing calls appearing in my iPhone 5's call log that my wife made or received on her iPhone 6. My calls however were NOT showing in her iPhone's call logs.

I called Apple support and got a knowledgeable rep that helped me actually "fix" the issue. On each device, go into Settings/Facetime then turn off the "iPhone Cellular Calls" option. *By doing this however, you can NOT use your iPad to make/receive calls from your iPhones Cellular connection.