Once you're sure that a particular contact has multiple address book entries, tap "Merge." Otherwise, hit "Ignore.".Do note that it's common to have different people on your contact list that have the same name, so make sure that all cards detected are actually for one single person. Before merging, tap each duplicate card detected to review the details for each.If the notice is not there, scroll to the bottom of your contacts list and tap " Duplicate/s Found" below your total number of contacts.Tap "View Duplicates" within the notice that may appear right under your own contact card.Launch either the Contacts app, or the Phone app then go to the "Contacts" tab.The first is by using the iPhone's automatic contact detection feature: There are two ways to merge contact details for multiple address book entries that bear the same first and last names. For a more accurate iPhone contacts management experience in the future, make sure you key in the first and last names in their appropriate text fields within the contact card when you save someone's details. For instance, any entry that has the first and last names both saved in the "First name" field of a contact page is not detected as a duplicate of another card that has the last name saved in its appropriate field, even if they technically bear the exact name. If you don't see this notification, then you probably don't have any duplicate entries or it hasn't detected any at the time you checked.Įven as the iPhone 16 has enhanced duplicate deletion of photos and videos, as well as contacts, there seems to be a limitation to iPhone's duplicate contact detection.If there are any duplicate entries, it should say, " Duplicate/s Found" below your total number of contacts.Hit the # symbol on the side scroll to get there quicker.
Scroll to the very end of your contacts list.Launch either the Contacts app or the Phone app then go to the "Contacts" tab.If the duplicate contact notice is no longer onscreen under your own card, there's another way to find out if there are any on your iPhone address book:
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