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It’s not uncommon for people to have hundreds of contacts on their smartphones, be they loved ones, colleagues, businesses, services, or anyone else. In fact, your Google account has a limit of 25,000 ...

Over time, your list of contacts may grow seemingly too big to handle. Here's how to cut it down to size by deleting some of your contacts. The ability to store contact details in an iPhone or other ...

Filling in more of the blanks and dumping duplicates opens up new ways to manage the people in your life. By J. D. Biersdorfer Jude Biersdorfer has helped readers ...

Have you ever considered how you’ve saved the contacts in your phone? In the event of an emergency, would a good Samaritan be able to identify the right person to call just by scrolling through your ...

When apps ask for access to your address book and you consent, the data-sharing doesn’t always stop there. The names and contact information that used to stay safe in analog address books now float ...

Google Messages is displaying an "RCS" label for contacts with RCS texting enabled. RCS-enabled contacts will also be highlighted with dynamic color theming. This change will help boost RCS adoption ...