Why iphone have limit on call history logs?

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It seems to have become impossible for people to ask an intelligent question without being abusive with words like "stupid" and phrases like "I can't believe..."

I've decided not to bother answering rude posts going forward.

Lawrence Finch wrote:

It seems to have become impossible for people to ask an intelligent question without being abusive with words like "stupid" and phrases like "I can't believe..."

I've decided not to bother answering rude posts going forward.

I hear you. You've given me one more thing to emulate! 🙂

Really good advice! I just noticed you provided a nice response to the guy who accused you of talking down to him with his Yahoo link question. You were VERY kind to not even say anything about that, yet still provide some useful things to try. You're a far better man than me.

You can get your call history from your carrier's website (with more detail than either Android or iOS provides) and with most carriers from the carrier's app.

You can reject incoming calls with or without hard buttons. An incoming call will display Answer and Reject buttons on the screen which you can tap if the phone is unlocked. You can reject an incoming call by pressing the SLEEP/WAKE button when the phone is locked, without even looking at the phone. Press once to silence the ring, or twice to send the call immediately to voicemail.

Android and iOS are similar in some respects, but very different in others; it's a matter of learning the new device and how to use it.

I had to sleep on that before I cooled off enough to reply 🙂

I've gotten into enough trouble this year with two contentious threads. I've simply decided to stop participating in them further. Saves my blood pressure and avoids time outs.

Wise.