Big flaw in call history in ios 26 version

I have the same issue too as I have many contacts with multiple phone numbers, in the ios 26 the tag “recent” no longer shows next to the phone number when going to call log info!

However I have noticed that if you hold on the number then a menu will show up then tab on call or message and it will display the actual recent phone number ✅

The4th wrote:

Same issue on my 13 mini. Siri can fetch the logs though but it wont display in Phone app. This is frustrating as its difficult to manage who tried to call me and whose calls I missed for immediate call backs. Ughhhh

It is a design change, it will not be fixed unless Apple get a lot of feature requests.

Ask for a feature request https://apple.com/feedback

"After updating to ios26 version for my iPhone 16 pro there is a flaw in call history. When look up for recent call received in the call history it is not showing ‘recent’ against the phone No. received when that contact has multiple Nos. Whereas in iOS 18 version it will clearly show the recent call received when we click i button in case of multiple Nos. for a contact. Will the Apple take up the issue and set it alright"

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Call History Flaw in iOS Update:

iPhone not Showing Recent Calls of a Number:

A. Start with a Restart:

Go here: Restart your iPhone - Apple Support

B. Reset your Network Settings:

1. Go Here: If your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch won't Connect to a Wi-Fi network - Apple Support
2. Scroll To: Reset your Network Settings
3. Proceed from there as necessary.

C. Confirm the Date & Time:

Get accurate updates based on your time zone, by ensuring that the Date & Time is set to. "Set Automatically".

1. Go to: Settings
2. Tap: General
3. Tap: Date & Time
4. Toggle on: "Set Automatically"

Also...

D. Report this as a Bug to Apple:

Do your Part: Provide Apple with feedback on this, letting them know what exactly is occurring.  Apple may not get back to you directly, but the more feedback they receive on this, the more they will know what is occurring, and what bug fixes to include in updates to come. Apple will know nothing of this occurrence, if you don't report it to them.

1. Go Here: Feedback - FaceTime - Apple
2. Select: "Report a Bug" for the "Feedback Type"
3. Comment: that this all began after installing an update. Include the URL of this thread.
4. Proceed from there as necessary

It is a design change, it will not be fixed unless Apple accept it as a bug, or get a lot of feature requests.

Ask for a feature request https://apple.com/feedback

Naveen-Kumar wrote:

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.... Also, this issue seems to be a known bug in IOS 26 and it was scheduled for a fix on the 19th of November, but it still isn’t available, so please try what I’ve shared. At the very least, you’ll get your call logs without further persisting issues.

How could you possibly know that? How about seeing what may arrive in the next update which never was set for the 19th anyway.

And if it is, as you suggest, a known bug, what was the point of all the other procedures you suggested? IOS26.1 does not show "Recent" against the recent number. Period.

Report https://apple.com/feedback

and wait.

“Why i don't understand apple launches updates fully public without letting public know about it, always forcasting just like huge success and assuming every iPhone owner is eagerly waiting for. Man this is pathetic[…]”

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Time to Release Updates:

iPhones, just like any phone, are all based on coding. It’s not just a matter of drag and drop. So, as Apple gathers feedback, they’ll see how diverse it is from many users’ point of views. The feedback is pretty diverse in ideas, and they, themselves, have to get things strait. The only catch I’d say, is that Apple has a tendency to provide updates to the devices for 7 years, and then stops proving them. Why 7 years? Got me? So, as I commonly recommend to many on the forums: Do your part and report this to Apple.

Turning off the ‘Unknown Callers’ filtering was the only thing I did to restore the Recents list. Clearly that option is causing all numbers to be filtered from Recents and should have been fixed immediately.

dg33k wrote:

Turning off the ‘Unknown Callers’ filtering was the only thing I did to restore the Recents list. Clearly that option is causing all numbers to be filtered from Recents and should have been fixed immediately.

Please report the bug https://apple.com/feedback

“Very good question. I have also noticed this. Its a big problem in this update”

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Do your part and report this to Apple.

Tell them here https://apple.com/feedback

Same issue on my 13 mini. Siri can fetch the logs though but it wont display in Phone app. This is frustrating as its difficult to manage who tried to call me and whose calls I missed for immediate call backs. Ughhhh

"Mine is also not working in ios26.1"

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Do your part and report this to Apple.

Open your Phone app->tap Calls->tap the three lines icon at the top right of the screen->tap Classic. It’s not a flaw, it’s Apple’s new “Unified” call log. Switch back to Classic and you should be okay.

I am using an iPhone 14 Pro Max, and after upgrading to version 26.0.1, I’ve been experiencing the following issues:

Recent Contact Details Not Showing:

The phone history intermittently appears empty. When I try to save a new contact, it doesn’t appear in the “Recent Contacts” list. This becomes critical in emergency situations when I need to access recent contact details quickly.

Message Delays (Airtel eSIM):

I am using an Airtel network with an eSIM. Since the upgrade, text messages are either not received or take a long time to arrive. I contacted Airtel and even replaced the eSIM, but the issue persists. Airtel support mentioned it could be a software-related issue. This problem was not present in iOS 18. Additionally, I have to restart my phone to receive messages, and OTPs are often delayed, which is very inconvenient.

Intermittent Phone Hanging:

The phone occasionally hangs or freezes. This issue also did not occur in iOS 18.