MacBook – Does the MacBook show FaceTime missed calls

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I use my MacBook Air for FaceTime calls, while a friend calls me using an iPad 2.

Since I don't always keep my Air turned on all the time, my friend's calls often end up unanswered. However, it's very rare that I see these on my Mac. It was only once that I actually saw a missed call in my FaceTime.

Does FaceTime actually store missed call information on Apple's servers? Should they appear in my MacBook once I turn it on?

Best Answer

It will show up in your missed calls list in FaceTime.app (even if your computer is turned off at the time):

So yeah, FaceTime stores missed call information on Apple’s servers. It will show up in FaceTime.app, but you need to open FaceTime.app for it to show.

Related Solutions

FaceTime calls wrong person

Open your Contacts and check all of the phone numbers and email addresses listed for the person that gets called (check your mother's contact as well). This person's contact likely incorrectly contains your mother's phone number or email address. Remove or correct the incorrect information from that person's contact information and the problem will go away.

FaceTime calls lower system volume

Open FaceTime app (don't make the call yet), Paste the following line in to terminal,

printf "p *(char*)(void(*)())AudioDeviceDuck=0xc3\nq" | lldb -n FaceTime

and then make the call.

Update: for macOS sierra or higher, replace FaceTime with avconferenced.