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Don't you find it strange that it's 2026 when Google adds a feature that the iPhone had years ago and billions of Android users still have to find their own phone numbers manually?
Google is rolling out a new update to the Google Contacts app on Android with a small feature that users have been waiting for for years. For the first time, the app will display the Your info card at the top of the contact list, allowing users to quickly see their own information and share with just one tap.
What changes?
Previously, many Android users had to save their phone numbers under names like "Me", "Me", "Myself" or had to go to Settings to see the phone number.
After the new update
* Your info card appears at the top of the contact list.
* Display Google avatar.
* Displays the device's main phone number.
* Display saved email and personal information.
* There is a quick share button in the form of a VCF electronic business card.
* When sharing, the default is to only send the device's phone number to increase privacy.
Compare with Apple
Criteria Google Contacts Apple Contacts
Personal information card Available since the 2026 update Available for many years
Share business cards Yes Yes
Display device number Yes Yes
VCF Quick Share Yes Yes
It can be seen that Google is bringing Android closer to the experienceiPhone users have been familiar with it for a long time, instead of letting each phone company implement it in its own way.
Why is this feature noteworthy?
Although it is only a small change, this is a feature that is used very often in practice.
Some common situations
* Share phone numbers with customers.
* Send business cards via Zalo or Telegram.
* Send quick contact email.
* Check the SIM number in use.
* Synchronize personal information between multiple devices.
Placing the information card at the top of the list significantly reduces the number of operations compared to before.
When will it be updated?
Google is rolling out the new version of Google Contacts on Android in waves. Users will receive it when the app is updated to the latest version, so it may not appear on all devices at the same time.
It can be said that this is not a revolutionary feature, but it solves an inconvenience that has existed on Android for many years. For people who frequently exchange contact information, this update makes sharing phone numbers and business cards faster, more intuitive, and more professional.
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