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Where Are Android Phone Contacts Saved?
By default, contacts on Android phones are saved in the device's internal memory. However, users have the option to save contacts to the SIM card or sync them with their Google accounts for better accessibility and backup.
Syncing Contacts to a Google Account
Setting Up Sync:
Go to Settings > Accounts > Add Account > Google and follow the prompts to add your Google account.
