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Siri also suggests new contacts based on your use of other apps, such as email you receive in Mail and invitations you receive in Calendar. (To turn this feature off, go to Settings > Contacts > Siri & Search, then turn off Show Siri Suggestions for Contacts.)

When you are creating the contact, since you have On the iPhone and the Google contacts, you need to make sure what group you are adding the contact to. If you are adding it to the phone group, it doesn't sync to Google. That also explains why when you remove the Gmail account, all of the Google contacts delete from the phone, but you still have contacts created on the phone.

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I'm not sure, but you can look as you create the contact to make sure it is going where you want it. I do not use Google or sync to more than one place, so mine are all on my device. I sync to my Outlook on the computer, but there is still only one group of contacts. Check in the Settings area for contacts. Since you have more than one group, a default setting may be available. I do not see one on my phone.

yes you can change the default contact account to gmail. which is a wise thing to do becuase by using gmail as the central repository of all your contacts you can access those contacts using any of your devices and email clients. on your iphone choose settings>mail.contacts, calendars>scroll way down to Contacts (it's on a gray background) and below that select >Default Account>you will see On my iphone And the name of your gmail account>select your gmail account. a tick mark appears. Now everytime you create a contact on your iphone it will automatically sync to your gmail account. and visa versa. And the same goes for deleting a contact.

What were they thinking! The new contact display is both jarring and difficult to read. The choice of font size and brightness/contrast of different elements is terrible. I don't have pictures for most of my contacts, and probably never will, and yet this display design seems to assume that is the normal usage.

This grey on the contact list is awful. Why did it have to be changed? Not to be able to change all contacts to same color at one time is ridiculous! I hate grey and I do not like this change. It was not needed nor helpful. Please put it the way it was or give the coloring on main screen.

A few hundred contacts disappeared off my iPhone yesterday. I looked at a few threads in this forum and tried to restore an archive of my contacts from iCloud. All I see is "No archives available". iCloud Contact sync worked great until June 26, 2018. Any ideas?

why my iphone keeps adding back deleted contacts, asking me repeatedly to merge duplicates, even after doing it several times, merges contacts with different details in the company field. i am fed up with the contacts app, it is next to impossible to tidy it up, the phone itself does not allow

then recently, i am getting notifications that i have so many duplicates, once by mistake i chose to merge all and it was greatest folly of my life, i have a few contacts of different people with same name and surname, but they have different details in the 3rd column (Company), even those contacts were merged. then i have even tried to merging individual contacts after checking but i find those i merged yesterday have come back today, the duplicates count is back to where it was or even increased, it is such a royal mess

In the past, Apple never really put much work into its Contacts app for iPhone, making the tool much less useful than its Mac and iCloud counterparts. But now the Contacts app for iOS is a force to be reckoned with. Packed with new features (some hidden), it's finally good enough to beat all of the third-party contacts apps that previously reigned supreme.

The Contacts app for iPhone was always a bare-bones version of what it should have been, but on iOS 16 and later, Apple finally utilizes the full capacity of its own Contacts Framework. Before iOS 16, the last prominent feature the Contacts app saw was way back on iOS 10 when emergency contacts could finally break through Do Not Disturb mode.

The Contacts app on macOS has been able to find and merge duplicate contacts since at least 2005, and iOS 16 finally brings it to iPhone. If there are duplicate entries, the All Contacts view will display a Duplicates Found message at the top. Tap "View Duplicates," and you can select a contact to view its duplicate info. You can merge or ignore the data for all contacts or manage it individually.

Use the back button at the top to open the main Lists view. Here, you can create, delete, and rename lists for iCloud, Gmail, and other accounts. You can also add contacts or remove them from each list. There's actually a lot to explore here, and you can find out more at our complete guide on using contact lists.

On iOS 16 and later, you can quickly email an entire contact group via the Mail app. On the main Lists view, swipe right on the list and tap the email button, which opens a new draft with the list's contacts all added. You can also long-press the list and choose "Email All" from the quick actions or tap the email button inside the list itself.

If you didn't already notice from the previous section, iOS 16 and later also lets you message entire contact lists. On the main Lists view, swipe right on the list and tap the message button, which opens a new draft in Messages with the list's contacts all added. You can also long-press the list and choose "Message All" from the quick actions, but there is no option to do so from within the list itself.

To add contacts more easily to lists or even other apps, iOS 16 and later lets you drag and drop contacts. Press the contact, then pull it away until you see the floating card. Keep holding the card and use a different finger to navigate wherever you want to drop it.

The Contact app's widget gets a slight adjustment on iOS 16 and later that shows whether you have any unread messages or missed calls from any of the visible contacts. Tap the contact, and you'll see the same information you could before. Opening their info card will clear the unread or missed call notice.

Some apps let you create widgets for entire contact lists, while others keep things simple with one contact per widget. The contact method can be a phone call, FaceTime, email, message, or another option. If you don't want to contact a specific person or list, you might even be able to add a widget that links to your favorite contacts.

Open a contact's card from Contacts, Phone, Messages, or any other app that lets you view and edit contacts. Select "Edit," then "Edit" or "Add Photo" under the contact's image or monogram. Select the Memoji sticker, tap "Next," move and scale it if necessary, tap "Choose," and save it with "Done."

Apple rolled out a feature this week allowing iPhone and Apple Watch users to share contacts with nearby devices, sparking widespread warnings from police departments nationwide over potential security risks, though some analysts say those warnings are overblown.

The iPhone allows you to save phone numbers and contact information for the people you know. You can use saved contact information to quickly place a phone call, send an email, and more. The iPhone allows you to create as many contacts as you need so you'll always have important contact information with you.

If you're using your iPhone with a Mac, and syncing contacts between them, here's one way to get your hands on the photo, which I just tried. But this certainly is far from optimal; I hope there's some easier way.

Under your home folder, locate the Library/Application Support/AddressBook/images subfolder. Here are all the images you've assigned to people in your contacts. The filenames will be something like 36C3C5E1-8BCE-4E0D-9FB4-12562C745A5A though, so to see what each image is, you'll need to change the filename to end with .jpg (make a copy first not to screw anything up).

For all the people who use Windows or Linux:When you go to your contacts and than the person you want the picture from, just hold the circle with the picture in it and click copy. Than you can paste it in a Whatsapp chat to the Person you want to send it to. SMS or E-Mail works too.Another info:If you send the picture over Whatsapp you can go to Whatsapp on your Pc over the browser and download the picture from there to your Pc.Hope it helped you.

but didn't see a post on this particular problem. I have an iPhone and I use Zoom phones desktop and mobile app for work. When I set up the phone system I accidentally synced my call history and contacts from my Zoom Phone with my personal calls and contacts.

That seemed to fix the Contacts piece. Thank you! The only part that is happening is Zoom phone calls are still showing up in my personal call history. I didn't see an option to disable that in my iPhone settings when I disabled the contacts piece. Is that just the way it works? I thought everything could live independently in the Zoom app.

The problem with getting your Office 365 contacts on an iPhone, while using the Outlook app, is this: Apple doesn't allow third party apps (in this case Microsoft Outlook) to write directly to the phone's contacts. They way Microsoft gets around this is to setup a process where it copies the contacts from Outlook App to the phone's contacts every so often. This is a one-way copy and makes it so that you can't change a contact from your phone and expect it to show up in your Outlook App (of your Office 365 account).

X. Press the Exchange account and make sure Contacts is enabled (you can leave the rest of them how they are). When it asks if you want to keep existing local contacts, press Keep on My iPad or iPhone. ff782bc1db