Send somebody a contact
Pass on a plumber’s number without reading ten digits out loud.
Sharing a contact sends the card itself — name, number, address — as a small attachment on a text or email.
Whoever receives it presses once to save it, with no digits to mistype.
Key points
- Share Contact sends the whole card, not only the digits
- What arrives is a copy the other person saves in one press
What to remember
- Share Contact sends the card. Copy sends only the digits.
- A shared contact is a copy, saved in one press.
Try this
Open a contact on your own phone and find Share Contact. Stop before choosing anybody.
Practice: Send somebody a contact. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.