Multiple phone contact entries

[AndyRoydt]

I have a SGS2

Just about all of my phone contacts now have duplicate entries. One with an earmarked page lookin thing with a yellow thingamajig doohicky deelymabob. What's the deal with this?

Anyone sprechenzie googlese?
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[chanchan05]

How about screenshots of that thing you are talking about.

 

[Digital Controller]

If you have multiple contacts you might want to go into the contact app and then go into Settings and then go into Accounts to show...and click what accounts you want to be able to see when you open your contacts list.

 

[AndyRoydt]

Thanks. This is weird. I only see one account there. Then I went to a contact that I've had in there for years, and the contact phone number somehow changed to a recent caller's number. Very bizarre.

 

[KENNECTED]

Thanks. This is weird. I only see one account there. Then I went to a contact that I've had in there for years, and the contact phone number somehow changed to a recent caller's number. Very bizarre.

How many google accounts do you have on your device?
When you look at your device are you storing all contacts on your phone or in your gmail account?
Are you using Facebook, twitter or any other service that brings in contacts?

I would suggest that you go on a desk top open up your gmail account, click on contacts and edit duplicates there.

Do you know how to edit dups on GMail?

 

[tanda]

Hi, I'm no expert to all this, but I had the same problem, the" earmarked page lookin thing", doesn't that mean its a sim card contact, and the one without it, is a phone memory one. I couldn't add contacts to groups unless I added them to the phone memory, once added, they appeared twice, one with the "earmarked page lookin thing".
Hope this helps.

 

[AndyRoydt]

I got into gmail acct on desktop, but don't see any reference to editing contacts. Have no idea how to edit dupes there.

 

[KENNECTED]

I got into gmail acct on desktop, but don't see any reference to editing contacts. Have no idea how to edit dupes there.

When you open up your contacts, do you see any duplicates?