If your call history is not showing up in iBackup Extractor and if you still have access to the iPhone that created a backup, please create a new encrypted iPhone backup as detailed in this guide. If you're using iOS 13 or higher, encrypted iOS backups are required for iBackup Extractor to be able to recover your call history.

IBackup Extractor will display information such as the date each call was made and the contact name or number, if this call was missed or unanswered, and how long the call lasted. Clicking on a name/number in the list displays the Call Log pertaining that person. IBackup Extractor displays a list of contacts or numbers who have called you or have been called by you.

Select a contact whose logs you would like to extract, and click the 'Copy Call Logs'(PC) or 'Copy to Mac' button.ĭownload iBackup Extractor Now Displaying and Browsing Call History Logs.

Select a backup from the list which you would like to access.

Launch iBackup Extractor by double-clicking the iBackup Extractor icon on your desktop, or from your applications folder.

Download and Install iBackup Extractor, if you haven't already.

How to Retrieve Call History from your iPhone, iPod, or iPad backups A backup will only contain call logs from third-party apps like WhatsApp and Skype if they are contained in your iPhone's standard call log storage - iBackup Extractor will not be able to access the apps themselves to gain access to other call logs. Your device's call log storage may contain calls from various sources including telephone, WhatsApp, FaceTime, Skype and Microsoft Teams calls. You can easily browse and copy your iPhone call historys to your computer, or print them out! If you wish to save this Call Log, for backup purposes, or for legal reasons, you can use iBackup Extractor. Whenever you make or receive a call, your device will make a record of it in your iPhone's Call Log.

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