How strange ... someone just posted this same issue within the last hour or so - see screenshot
There's only one phone call database, so even though you might switch between Samsung Phone and Google Phone, they both read and log to the same database.
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Give this a go if not already
Press and hold Side key until you see Power Off - select it to power off the phone.
Now, off to the Maintenance (Recovery) screen:
Press and HOLD the Volume Up key, and while holding, press and HOLD the Side key.
When the Samsung splash screen appears, release both keys. Within a few seconds, you'll see the Maintenance screen, with a number of menu options.
Use the Volume Down key to highlight Wipe Cache Partition. Press Side key, select "Yes".
Now, Use Volume key to highlight "Repair Apps" (should be last menu option). Use Side key to select it.
The phone will automagically restart. Let the phone settle down for a couple of minutes.
... check call entries again
There's only one phone call database, so even though you might switch between Samsung Phone and Google Phone, they both read and log to the same database.
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Give this a go if not already
Press and hold Side key until you see Power Off - select it to power off the phone.
Now, off to the Maintenance (Recovery) screen:
Press and HOLD the Volume Up key, and while holding, press and HOLD the Side key.
When the Samsung splash screen appears, release both keys. Within a few seconds, you'll see the Maintenance screen, with a number of menu options.
Use the Volume Down key to highlight Wipe Cache Partition. Press Side key, select "Yes".
Now, Use Volume key to highlight "Repair Apps" (should be last menu option). Use Side key to select it.
The phone will automagically restart. Let the phone settle down for a couple of minutes.
... check call entries again
The problem Persists
I have the same issue even after "Clear Cache Partition" and "Repair Apps" !
Submitted error report. Received the following response. Hopefully they figure it out.
