Gmail address book contacts location
The location of Gmail address book contacts is a bit tricky to find, but I'm here to help you with that!
By default, Gmail stores your contacts in a database called the "Contacts" database, which is stored on Google's servers. This means that your contacts are not stored locally on your device, but rather in the cloud.
Here are a few ways to access your Gmail address book contacts:
- Gmail Web Interface: Log in to your Gmail account on the web, click on the "Contacts" button in the top navigation bar, and you'll be taken to your contact list.
- Gmail Mobile App: Open the Gmail app on your mobile device, tap on the "Contacts" tab, and you'll see your contact list.
- Google Contacts: You can also access your contacts directly through the Google Contacts website. Simply go to contacts.google.com and sign in with your Google account.
If you're looking for a specific contact, you can use the search bar at the top of the contacts page to find them quickly.
As for the location of your contacts on your device, it depends on the device and operating system you're using:
- Android: On Android devices, your Gmail contacts are stored in the "Contacts" app, which is usually pre-installed. You can find your contacts by opening the Contacts app and searching for them.
- iOS: On iOS devices, your Gmail contacts are stored in the "Contacts" app, which is also pre-installed. You can find your contacts by opening the Contacts app and searching for them.
Keep in mind that your contacts are synced across all your devices and the web, so you can access them from anywhere.