Call History showing up on another iPhone

If you want it not to happen stop sharing an ID.

Oh, forgot to add this to my first reply - I use the same iCloud acct on my work iPhone as well as my personal iPhone. I don't see my personal phone calls there, I don't see my wife's calls on that phone and she does not see my work calls on her phone.

So "genius", why don't we see the same thing happening there?

(And if I did see calls on my personal and work iPhone, what would be the solution there? They are both my phones, is Apple - and by extension, you since you seem to insist we arfe using the system "wrong" - telling me I cannot use my iCloud account on both phones I own and use?)

I contacted Apple Support. We were able to fix the issue by turning off WiFi calling. Shame b/c I liked the WiFi calling feature so I need to figure out if this call log issue is annoying enough not to have it.

c.sayers wrote:

I contacted Apple Support. We were able to fix the issue by turning off WiFi calling. Shame b/c I liked the WiFi calling feature so I need to figure out if this call log issue is annoying enough not to have it.

Stop sharing an iCloud account and the problem will be resolved.

Why does that bother you enough to even put a reply when people are looking for a way to continue using there iPhones they way they have for years.

That's not what we want to do or we'd have done it already.

You can do whatever you want with your phone, and you can live with the consequences of your choice.

denlma wrote:

Why does that bother you enough to even put a reply when people are looking for a way to continue using there iPhones they way they have for years.

That's not what we want to do or we'd have done it already.

Because you can't do what you want. Things have changed. You can either share an Apple ID and deal with the shared call logs. Or, you can have separate Apple IDs and separate logs. Those are your options.

Maybe if enough people complain, Apple will work on a fix.

Why, they already have a system that works properly. It is your choice not to use it.

Turns out this didn't work. Started doing the same thing a couple days later.

c.sayers wrote:

Maybe if enough people complain, Apple will work on a fix.

Maybe if enough people complain, Apple will change it. It's not broken. It's working as designed.

Most people do not have this log sharing problem and yet share icloud id's.. If this was solely a sharing id problem

then there would be no way to stop the log sharing. I have fixed this issue and I share my id on two iPhones. I think

Apple needs to review this issue. As I mentioned before, when the My Info is different on 2 phones then log sharing

will cease. This has worked for me and others.

If you think Apple needs to look at the "problem", then tell Apple. If devices are being used in a way that is contrary to what Apple explicitly recommends, you can't expect consistent results.

garypaul wrote:

Most people do not have this log sharing problem and yet share icloud id's.. If this was solely a sharing id problem

If you don't share ID's it absolutely won't happen, and if you do, it can. It's your decision obviously, just be ready to live with the consequences of your decisions.

I have no consequences.. and many others do not as well.. It would be better for you to see what can be done to

solve the issue rather than repeating the montra..