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Hi,<br />
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I have a Samsung Note 9 phone.<br />
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My contacts are located in two different places; sim card and Gmail account.<br />
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There are different contacts in both of these places but would like all imported to Note 9 phone.<br />
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Also, there are some contacts which are the same in both places.<br />
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Is there a way of syncing together contacts in Gmail with contacts on this phone, where contacts were imported from sim card, without having duplication of contacts?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
Robbie
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Hi,

I have a Samsung Note 9 phone.

My contacts are located in two different places; sim card and Gmail account.

There are different contacts in both of these places but would like all imported to Note 9 phone.

Also, there are some contacts which are the same in both places.

Is there a way of syncing together contacts in Gmail with contacts on this phone, where contacts were imported from sim card, without having duplication of contacts?

Thanks,
Robbie

Is there a way of syncing together contacts in Gmail with contacts on a Samsung Note 9 phone, without having duplication of contacts?

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