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I'm doing some research on the feasibility of an iPhone application, and can't find any indication in Apple's documentation that an iPhone app can read the call history of the phone, specifically the number/address book entry called, when, and the duration.
Does anyone know if this is possible, and how?
Note: The purpose is to remove the need for the user to perform this data-entry themselves. The application is for recording interactions with customer service centers.
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No, but you can log in to your cellular provider's website and see the call history for at least 18 months. Many carriers go beyond, some up to 6 years. Many providers have an app that contains this information also. And the carrier's info is much more detailed than the "recents" tab, including time, duration and cost.
How To View My iPhone Call History. 1 Step 1: Click On The Phone Icon. 2 Step 2: Select The Recents Icon. 3 Step 3: View All Of Your Phone Calls.
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Even if you have lost the call history through accidental deletion without any backup, D-Back can scan the device and locate the missing call history. Just follow these simple steps: Step 1: From the main window, select “Recover from iOS Device” and then click “Start” to begin.
Step 1: Unlock the phone and navigate to the Phone app. By default, it is in the at the bottom dock. Step 2: When you tap on this app, a list of numbers (iPhone call log) will appears in front of you. You can find the different options at the bottom of the screen including favorites, recents, contacts, keypad and voicemail.
Unfortunately you can't access the call history. The only User Data you have API access to is the address book. You can also access photos/pictures but only by starting an iPhone-controlled dialog that allows the user to choose a single image.
It's a bit sucky, hopefully this will be expanded in future versions.
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