Identified - Incident Report – MySIPcity App Posted: 4 December 2025 Status: Fix in review with Apple Affected: iOS 17/18 users only
What’s happening Some iOS users are missing incoming calls — the phone either shows no ringing screen at all or the call immediately goes to voicemail.
Who’s affected Only happens on iPhones running iOS 17/18 when the MySIPcity app is fully closed or in the background. Android, desktop, and iPhones with the app already open are not affected.
Why it’s happening Apple changed the way iOS iOS 17/18 wakes up apps for faster starts. For VoIP apps like ours, this new behaviour can start the app multiple times for the same incoming call, which confuses the system and blocks the call from ringing properly.
What we’re doing We have completed and fully tested a fix that recognises and ignores these duplicate wake-ups. The updated app has been submitted to Apple for review.
When it will be fixed The new version (5.4.0) will be available in the App Store within the next 56 hours — no later than end of day Saturday, 6 December 2025.
Once you update, incoming calls will ring normally again. We sincerely apologise for the missed calls and are doing everything possible to get this fix released as quickly as Apple allows. We’ll update this page the moment version 5.4.0 is live.
Dec 04, 2025 - 10:56 AEDT
Resolved -
This incident has been resolved.
Dec 4, 10:34 AEDT
Identified -
Status: Identified Impact: Mobile Apps – Android (Google Pixel devices only) Platforms unaffected: Samsung, Oppo, Motorola, Apple iOS
Summary
We’ve identified an issue introduced in a recent Android app update that unexpectedly disabled the “Allow SIP Client” functionality on Google Pixel devices (Android /14/15) breaking Push Notifications, responsible for waking closed apps on Pixel phones. Outbound calling is not impacted.
Important: Samsung and other Android manufacturers are not affected.
Current Behaviour • Pixel phones: SIP client cannot register (toggle appears disabled or non-functional). • Samsung & other Android: operating normally. • iOS: unaffected.
Cause
A recent permissions and compatibility change in the Android build has impacted how Pixel devices handle the SIP/VoIP stack and system-level calling account permissions.
Actions Underway • A patch build is already in progress to re-enable SIP functionality on Pixel devices. • QA testing is underway on Pixel 7, Pixel 8, and Pixel Fold models. • Release ETA will be posted in the next update.
Workaround
At this time, no reliable workaround exists on impacted Pixel devices due to the OS-level enforcement of the permission. Calls and messaging continue to operate normally on iOS and Samsung devices.
Subject to Google's internal approval time frame, we anticipate new PlayStore update within the next 48 hours.
Dec 1, 11:53 AEDT