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Windows Phone7: Deleting a Contact

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When you delete a contact card, the information is removed from both your phone and the account the contact is associated with (except for Facebook contact cards, which can’t be edited or deleted directly.) If the contact you’re trying to delete has multiple linked cards, you have to specify which account profile to delete.

1. Delete a Contact

  1. In the People hub, flick to All, and then tap the contact you want to delete.

  2. Tap More.

  3. Tap Delete. In the confirmation dialog box, tap Delete.


Tip:

To delete a Facebook contact, you need to do it from your PC web browser.



2. Delete a Linked Contact
  1. In the People hub, flick to All, and then tap the contact you want to delete.

  2. Tap More.

  3. Tap Delete.

  4. Choose the account associated with the contact. When you see the confirmation dialog box, tap Delete.


Tip:

You can also delete a contact by pressing and holding on the person’s name in the People hub, then tapping Delete.


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