You missed an important call on Xiaomi, but don’t remember which one of the two. SIM-Did he get the cards? Or do we need to reset the call history? SIM (Dual SIM) This problem is common, especially if you're using both cards actively, MIUI It offers several ways to track which slot the call was through, but not all of them are obvious.
In this article, we will discuss 5 Working methods, from standard call log features to hidden system logs that are available even without root rights. SIM-maps where this data is stored in MIUI 12/13/14, And what to do when the story suddenly disappears, and also how to set up the slot number right in the magazine so you don't get confused anymore.
1. Standard call log: where to look SIM-map
The easiest way to do this is to look at the Phone app, which is the default call history in MIUI that shows which slot has passed a call, but that information can be hidden depending on the firmware version or regional settings, and here's how to find it:
- 📱 Open the phone application → Go to the tab Journal.
- 🔍 Click on any call in the list. In the contact card or number that opens, look for the icon. SIM-cards (usually in the upper right corner next to the call time).
- 📌 If there is no icon, tap the line with the number – sometimes the slot information appears when you click.
- 🔄 V MIUI 14 and more recent data on SIM can be displayed directly in the call list (if the appropriate setting is enabled).
If your MIUI version doesn’t have a slot icon even after you click on a call, don’t worry, this is a feature of some firmware (especially global versions for Europe).
2. Display setting SIM-journal
In some versions of MIUI, slot information can be forced to turn on via the settings of the Phone application, which works on most Xiaomi, Redmi and POCO devices (except the oldest models on MIUI 10 and below).
Instructions:
- Open the phone. → press three points (⋮) top-right → Select Settings.
- Go to Display the room or Log Settings (the name may differ).
- Find the option to show SIM-map (or display the slot) SIM) And activate it.
- Return to the log – now, next to each call, the SIM1 or SIM2 icon should appear.
If you don’t have this option, try an alternative route:
- 🔧 Go to your phone settings. → Annexes → Application management.
- 📞 Find the phone in the list → Permits → Check if permission is enabled Reading data SIM-map.
- 🔄 Restart the device after the changes.
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On some models (e.g. Redmi Note 10 Pro), the SIM display option only appears after the first outgoing call from each card.
3. View detailed logs through the engineering menu
If standard methods do not work, you can refer to hidden system logs, where all calls are recorded with the indication SIM-This will require the Engineering menu (Engineer Mode), which is on all smartphones Xiaomi.
Warning: Don't confuse the engineering menu with the developer mode! These are different tools. The engineering menu gives you access to low-level logs, including call information.
How to open call logs:
- Call the phone combination in the app: ##4636##
- In the menu that opens, select Phone Information (or Phone Information).
- Go to the Logs or Call Logs tab.
- Here you will see a list of all calls with an indication of: 📞 Numbers (incoming/outgoing) ⏱️ Duration 📶 Identifier SIM-maps, for example, SIM1 Slot 0)
If the #4636### combination doesn’t work, try the alternative code for Xiaomi:
##284##What to do if the engineering menu is blocked?
4. Exporting call history to file (for analysis)
If you need to not just look at, but save or analyze your call history (for example, for reporting or recovering from a reset), you can export it to a file. In MIUI, this feature is hidden, but it works on most devices.
Step-by-step:
- 📱 Open the phone. → Journal.
- 🔍 Press three points (⋮) → Select Settings → Imports/Exports.
- 📤 Select Export Log and specify a storage location (e.g., Internal Memory or SD-map).
- 📄 The file will be saved in.vcf or.csv format. Open it through Files or transfer it to your computer.
In the exported file, each line will contain call data, including an identifier. SIM-cards (usually indicated as SIM_ID=1 or SIM_ID=2). If the file is.vcf, use a text editor (e.g. Notepad)++) for keyword search.
| Field in file | Description | Example of meaning |
|---|---|---|
| NUMBER | Phone number | +79123456789 |
| TYPE | Call type (incoming/outgoing) | INCOMING or OUTGOING |
| SIM_ID | Number. SIM-card) | 1 (first SIM) or 2 (second SIM) |
| DATE | Date and time of call | 1689234567 (timestamp) |
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Exporting history is the only way to save call data before you reset your phone to factory settings, and it won't be possible to recover it later through this file, but it's useful for analysis.
5. Use of third-party monitoring applications
If the built-in MIUI tools don’t work, you can install a third-party call tracking app, which not only shows which SIM a call has been made to, but also offers advanced statistics, backups, and even recording conversations (where permitted by law).
Top.-3 Proven applications for Xiaomi:
- 📊 Call Logs Backup & Restore – saves the history with the indication SIM, Supports cloud backup.
- 🔍 Truecaller doesn’t just define a slot SIM, Name of the user (even if he is not in the contact list).
- 📈 Call Meter 3G — Keep statistics on each SIM-Charge separately (useful for charging).
How to set up SIM display in Truecaller:
- Install the app from Google Play and complete the registration.
- Go to Settings → Call log.
- Activate the option to Show SIM information.
- Return to the magazine – now there will be a slot icon next to each call.
⚠️ Note: Apps like Truecaller require access to contacts, call history and SMS. Check permissions and reviews before installing – some users complain about data leaks.
6 Recovery of Deleted Call History
If the call log suddenly cleared (for example, after a MIUI update or reset), you can restore it in several ways.
Reconstruction methods:
- 🔄 Checking the basket: In some versions MIUI Remote calls enter the Recycle Bin (available via Phone) → Journal → Shelf life - up to 30 days.
- ☁️ Cloud Backup: If you used Mi Cloud, try recovering data from the archive (Settings) → Xiaomi account → Mi Cloud → Restore).
- 🛠️ Specialized utilities: Programs like Dr.Fone or EaseUS MobiSaver can scan your phone's memory for remote logs. Works only without root on new devices.
Important: After deleting your call history, immediately turn off the Internet and do not write new data to your device – this will increase the chances of recovery.
Disconnect mobile internet and Wi-Fi|Do not call or take calls|Try to recover from the Mi Cloud|Use a recovery program (e.g. Dr.Fone)|Contact the service center (if the data is critical)-->