Q: My recent calls appearing on another iPhone!?

You can keep turning features off all the time, eventually the entire iPhone will be off, then the problem won't exist.

Turning off wi-fi calling did not fix it for me. This is between an iPhone 5s and 6s.  Sigh...

Two different phones but only one ID I assume.

So far what has worked for me was another suggestion here. If both phones have the same main contact in  settings> mail, contacts, calendars and at the bottom

where my info is located the phones will share the the phone history, What I did was change my info in my business phone to my bus email contact, and left my personal phone with my personal email ( MY Info). It appears that just changing My Info disconnected phone history from being shared. You may need

to add a new my info  contact with a different email address to  one or the other phone. I would assume that you use two  phones either one for another

person or both for you with one being used for business and the other for personal. This will not affect iTunes. Either way, if all your phones have a different

My Info contact email address they will not share phone history.

Since I did this I have not had the problem for about 2 weeks.

Once again, each phone needs to have a different my info contact email address.

Please let us know if this was the final solution.. I hope it is as simple as that for us.

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.

   Reply  

Reply options   

      PenelopeDolo

I can tell you that this doesn't work. My iPhone is synchroniced with my company exchange server and is sharing the call list with my kids iPhone's which have their own contacts.

STOP sharing an iCloud account.  Why is this such a difficult concept?

Not difficult at all. I have perfectly explained before why I share my id in several devices.

I have also explained that the iOS has a menu point where the user can choose whether the call list is shared or not between devices within the SAME APPLE ID but problem is that calls continue to be shared regardless the setting chosen. This is clearly a BUG in the iOS and I'm pretty sure will be corrected as were other BUGS never acknowledged by Apple.

This concept is a little bit more difficult than yours but I'm sure you can do your best to understand it.

Cheers

Note the example below; the My Info  has to be different for each iPhone. Most likely

your My Info is your personal email not your company email.

This is not how it looks when you sync with exchange server. If I press "My info" I get in to the Exchange Contacts.

I know.. choose your name from the exchange server then your call history will not be shared with your kids. that way your kids will not tip off Mom that you called the jewelry shop

Sorry. You're wrong. Calls on other devices has nothing to do with the call list. The answer is simple. Do NOT use the same iCloud account for devices being used by different people.   If you choose to IGNORE Apple's recommendations, you'll have to live with the consequences.

I called support. I got to level 2 support. The person I talked to also has 2 iPhones on the same iCould account and that person is not having this problem.

Then I have to apologize.

What is "calls on other devices"?