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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 someone helped set up your iPhone, he or she may have imported the contacts from your old phone to your iPhone. If you purchased your iPhone online, you can visit your wireless provider and ask someone to transfer your contacts.
The iPhone gives you different ways to save contact information from the Phone app:
When creating a contact, you should (at the very least) enter a first and last name and a phone number. However, you can also enter other information, like an email address, street address, and birthday.
If you have several people saved to your contacts list, it can be difficult to find a contact quickly. Fortunately, there are two easy ways to navigate your contacts:
If you'd like Siri to access your personal contact information, you'll need to set the My Info card. This will allow Siri to answer more complex requests, such as Give me directions home or Remind me about my meeting when I get to work.
Before you can set the My Info card, you will need to create a contact with your own name and information.
If you'd like Siri to understand your relationships to different contacts (for example, that Frank is your brother and that Susan is your mother), you can add relationship labels.
To add a relationship, press and hold the Home button to access Siri, then explain the contact relationship.
After adding a relationship, Siri can respond to more personal requests, such as Call my husband or Send mom a text message.
You can also set a relationship label for a contact manually. When viewing the contact, tap Edit, then scroll down and select add related name.
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