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I honestly prefer a pen and paper planner and just manually migrating my contacts over. Meanwhile, my personal gmail is 99.9% contacts I have no intention to ev
by eawgewag 1y ago
I honestly prefer a pen and paper planner and just manually migrating my contacts over. Meanwhile, my personal gmail is 99.9% contacts I have no intention to ever speaking to again.
- XorNot 1y agoBegging the question why not delete the contacts? I've been thinking about it: certainly most of the numbers in my contacts list are probably invalid by now. But there's definitely a delta of finality to going "oh there's like 10 people I will ever call and that number is only going to go down... "
- doublerabbit 1y agoI suppose it's the same as those who keep 100's of deserted discord servers open. FOMO? That odd chance you may need that contact.
- eawgewag 1y agoreplied to the parent, but -- Last time I tried I couldn't find a way to bulk delete contacts. I had to delete them all one by one. I couldn't stand how tedious it was and gave up. I don't feel any kind of sentimentality towards these contacts, given most of these people I haven't spoken to in nearly 15 years I don't connect google to my phone anymore, so at least they don't pollute any data elsewhere
- eawgewag 1y agoLast time I tried I couldn't find a way to bulk delete contacts. I had to delete them all one by one. I couldn't stand how tedious it was and gave up. I don't feel any kind of sentimentality towards these contacts, given most of these people I haven't spoken to in nearly 15 years I don't connect google to my phone anymore, so at least they don't pollute any data elsewhere