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The fact that iOS (not sure about Android) doesn't automatically add the local international prefix when you store a new contact is surprising. Seems like an ea
by nathancahill 5y ago
The fact that iOS (not sure about Android) doesn't automatically add the local international prefix when you store a new contact is surprising. Seems like an easy quality of life win.
- kevincox 5y agoAndroid also doesn't automatically store numbers in international format (at least for the default and Google contacts apps). Maybe the reason is either: 1. The phone doesn't always know the international prefix. 2. This raises the risk of accidental long-distance calls and may piss of users.