How to find out how many minutes you spoke on Xiaomi in a month: detailed instructions

Have you ever wondered how much time you spend on phone calls in a month? On Xiaomi smartphones, this information is not as deep as you might think, whether it's price control, communications analysis or just curiosity, call statistics can come in handy in a variety of situations.

Unlike iPhones, where call data is synced with iCloud and easily accessible, Android devices (including Redmi, POCO, and Mi) are less obvious to use. Fortunately, there are several ways to get a detailed report, from built-in MIUI tools to third-party apps to even mobile operator queries. In this article, we’ll break down all the current methods, including nuances for different firmware versions and models.

Method 1: Built-in stats of calls in MIUI

The easiest way to do this is to use Xiaomi's standard Dialer app, which automatically logs all outgoing and incoming calls, and newer versions of MIUI (starting with MIUI 12) add more statistics, and here's how to find them:

  1. Open the phone application (the icon with the handset).
  2. Swipe on the three dots in the upper right corner (or swipe left on some models).
  3. Select the item "Call statistics" (in English firmware - Call stats).
  4. Specify the period: month, week or day.

The system will show:

  • πŸ“ž Total number of outgoing/incoming calls
  • ⏱️ Total conversation time (in minutes)
  • πŸ“Š Day activity schedule
  • πŸ” Top.-5 longest-talking

The POCO F5 and Redmi Note 12 models with MIUI 14 are even more detailed, so you can filter data from specific contacts, for example, you can see how many minutes it took to talk to a colleague or relative.

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If the Call Statistics item is not on the menu, update the Phone app via Google Play or check for MIUI updates in Settings β†’ About Phone β†’ System Update.

Method 2: Google Phone App (for pure Android)

If you use a firmware without a MIUI shell (like POCO X3 Pro on Android One or custom firmware), the standard call app may not provide statistics, in which case Google Phone, the official Google app with advanced analysis features, will help.

Instructions:

  1. Install Google Phone from Play Market.
  2. Make it the default app for calling Settings β†’ Apps β†’ By default β†’ Phone.
  3. Open the app, tap on the profile icon (top right) β†’ β€œCall statistics.”
  4. Select the period (last 30 days).

Advantages of this method:

  • πŸ”„ Sync your data with your Google account (available on any device)
  • πŸ“ˆ Detailed schedules by time of day and days of week
  • πŸ” Possibility of data export to CSV
πŸ“Š What Calling Application Are You Using?
Standard MIUI
Google Phone
Truecaller
Other

Method 3: A query for statistics from a mobile operator

If you need official data (for example, for accounting or litigation), it is better to request details from the operator. MIUI.

How to get the details:

Operator.Method of requestingCostTime limit for granting
MTSPersonal office β†’ Β«ServicesΒ» β†’ Β«Details” or USSD-code *111*8*1#Free (for the current month)Instantly.
BeelineApplication "My Beeline" β†’ "My services" β†’ "Detail" or *110*09#Free (for 3 months)1-5 minutes
MegaFonPersonal Cabinet β†’ β€œHistory” β†’ β€œDetail” or *105*00#30 β‚½ (archival)Up to 24 hours.
Tele2.Application "My Tele2" β†’ "Services" β†’ "Details" or *155*1#Free (for 6 months)Instantly.

In the operator’s detail you will find:

  • πŸ“… The exact time and date of each call
  • ⏱️ Duration (in seconds)
  • πŸ“ Subscriber number (even if it is not saved in the contacts)
  • πŸ’° Call cost (if the tariff is not unlimited)
What happens if the operator refuses to provide details?
If the operator refuses to give details on calls (for example, due to the lack of a passport for the phone). SIM-card), you can: 1. Contact the salon with the passport. 2. Request data through a notarial request (if SIM 3. Use alternative methods from this article (e.g., analysis applications).

Method 4: Third-party applications for analyzing calls

If built-in tools aren't enough, specialized applications will come to the rescue, not only showing statistics, but also visualizing them in convenient charts, and some even offering tips for time optimization.

Top.-3 apps:

  1. Call Meter NG (Play Market) πŸ“Š Detailed reports on traffic and call costs πŸ”” Customizable notifications of exceeding limits 🌍 Support for 200 tariffs+ operator
  2. Truecaller (with the function "StatisticsΒ») πŸ•΅οΈβ€β™‚οΈ Definition of spam calls πŸ“ˆ Monthly reports on the longest conversations πŸ”„ Synchronization with the cloud

Call Logs Backup & Restore

  • πŸ’Ύ Exporting call history to Excel/CSV
  • πŸ” Search by date, number, duration
  • πŸ”„ Data recovery after phone reset

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On HyperOS models, the call statistics are tied to Xiaomi’s account, which means that the data is synchronized between devices (for example, if you also have a Xiaomi Pad or Mi Band).

How to analyze call data?

Just looking at the number of minutes is half the battle, and it's much more useful to analyze the statistics to optimize time or cost. Here are some practical tips:

Tariff control

  • πŸ’° Compare the total conversation time to your tariff limit. For example, if you have a Tele2 All-in-300 with 500 minutes and you say 600 minutes, you should consider changing your fare.
  • πŸ“‰ Pay attention to peak days (usually Friday and Monday) – it may be worth shifting some calls to the weekend.

Time optimization

  • ⏳ If the average conversation is longer than 10 minutes, try shortening the introduction (e.g., preparing questions in advance).
  • πŸ“΅ Use instant messengers for short messages instead of calls (statistically, 30% of conversations lasting up to 2 minutes can be replaced by text messages).

3. Security

  • πŸ›‘οΈ Check if the statistics contain suspicious numbers (such as fraudulent code calls). +375 or +234).
  • πŸ” If you find unfamiliar numbers with long conversations, it could be a sign of a virus that secretly calls to pay numbers.

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Create a "Important" label on your contacts and assign it to frequently used numbers, so it's easier to filter work calls from personal ones in statistics.

Frequent problems and their solutions

Sometimes users find that the statistics of calls are not displayed or show incorrect data.

Problem 1: No Call Statistics on the menu

⚠️ Note: On some firmware (for example, MIUI Global Stable for the European region) this item may be hidden:

  • Update the phone app to the latest version.
  • Install APK from an official source (e.g. APKMirror).
  • Use alternative applications (see Method 4).

Problem 2: Statistics are reset after MIUI update

⚠️ Warning: When reset to factory settings or updated via Fastboot, the call log may clear:

  • Create a backup through Settings β†’ Memory β†’ Backup.
  • Use applications like Call Logs Backup to export data to the cloud.

Problem 3: Mismatch between MIUI and operator data

The reason for the discrepancy is:

  • MIUI takes into account the connection time (from the moment of pressing the "Call" to the end), and the operator takes into account the charging time (usually rounds up to a minute).
  • Some calls (such as short numbers or VoIP) may not be recorded in MIUI statistics.