Restoring Android contacts by Setting

Restoring Android contacts by Setting

Before you start freaking out, there is a chance that all your contacts are still on your device, just invisible to users. To check if that’s the case, follow these simple steps:

   1.Open the “Contacts” app

   2. Press on the menu in the top-right corner (three vertical dots)

   3.“Contacts to display”

   4. Select “All contacts” if it isn’t already

   

[size=13.3333px]If “All contacts” hasn’t been selected, then this was probably the solution to your problem. However, if all contacts were already displayed, let’s try s

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Restoring Android contacts with Gmail

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Restore your contacts to a previous version

1.Open Gmail.

[size=13.3333px]   2.Click Gmail in the top left, then choose Contacts.

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[size=13.3333px]  3.Above your contacts list, click More.

[size=13.3333px]  4.Click Restore contacts....

[size=13.3333px]  5.Choose the time you'd like to revert your contacts list to (e.g. 10 minutes ago, one hour ago, one week ago, etc).

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[size=13.3333px]  · Tip: Make a note of the time that you restore your contacts, in case you'd like to return to where you started.

[size=13.3333px]  6.Click Restore. You'll see a notification at the top of the screen when the restoration is done.

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[size=13.3333px]  If this method worked for you, go ahead and re-sync your Google account on your Android device and you should be good to go. If it didn’t work, let’s explore some other options…

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Restore with data recovery software (root required)

Data recovery apps for android free download

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[size=13.3333px]Search “Data recovery ” in Google Play Store, choose a free data recovery software to restore deleted contacts on your Android phone.

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