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47 lines
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# Contacts
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NuQloud Contacts stores address books you can use from the web, mobile devices, and desktop apps that support CardDAV.
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## Add Contacts
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1. Open Contacts.
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2. Choose an address book.
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3. Add a contact.
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4. Fill in name, email, phone, organization, and notes.
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5. Save.
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## Import Contacts
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Most providers can export contacts as `.vcf` or vCard files.
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1. Export contacts from the old provider.
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2. Open NuQloud Contacts.
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3. Import the `.vcf` file.
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4. Review imported contacts.
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5. Remove duplicates if needed.
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## Sync Contacts to Android
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Use a CardDAV sync app such as DAVx5.
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1. Add your NuQloud account in the sync app.
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2. Enable the address books you want.
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3. Open your phone Contacts app.
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4. Make sure the NuQloud address book is visible.
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## Sync Contacts to iPhone or iPad
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1. Open iOS Settings.
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2. Add a CardDAV account.
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3. Enter your NuQloud server address and login.
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4. Enable Contacts.
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5. Open the Contacts app and confirm your NuQloud contacts appear.
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## Good Contact Habits
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- Keep one main address book unless you need separation.
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- Use groups or categories for teams.
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- Export a backup before large cleanup work.
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- Check duplicates after importing from another provider.
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