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> You want to import SIM contacts? In all honesty, I don't think this is very common nowadays. If you're migrating from something like a Nokia 1100, your conta
by hobarrera 11y ago
> You want to import SIM contacts?
In all honesty, I don't think this is very common nowadays. If you're migrating from something like a Nokia 1100, your contacts might be in your SIM, but most users are migrating from another smartphone in 2015, and smartphones don't store contacts in the SIM.
- m90 11y agoAndroid did it without complaining, iOS apparently does it. My SIM is still the same that I got in 2001. It's a pretty convenient location to store that stuff.
- saiya-jin 11y agothere is few of us who have contacts managed in this way...
- hobarrera 11y agoYou do understand that very few people still have a 14 year old SIM. Does that even support 3G? To be completely honest, I was unaware the modern smartphones could save contacts to SIM rather than internal contacts db(I quickly looked at my phone and failed to find an option to save-to-SIM). This is a very very edge case that most people will never use, so lack of support for it is quite acceptable. Mainstream features are what Ubuntu is probably targeting right now.