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Archive for Rose.Weeble@gmail.com
Dec 1, 2021, 4:27:54 PM PST • 1.9 MB • Learn more about Google archives and your deleted data
Products in Archive (1)
Contacts
48 files exported successfullySome file formats (e.g. html, png) will be viewable in your browser, and will appear as clickable links below that will open the file once you've fully extracted your archive. Other file types can be opened by their appropriate applications by navigating through the archive's directory. You can click on any folders that may be present to see their contents.
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All Contacts.vcf
Family.vcf
Friends.vcf
Ice.vcf
My Contacts.vcf
Send pictures.vcf
Starred in Android.vcf
Data included
Contacts and contact photos you added yourself, as well as contacts saved from your interactions in Google products like Gmail.Folder structure
Now that you’ve downloaded the contacts from your Google Account, you’ll find folders named “My Contacts” and “All Contacts,” plus additional folders if you created any labels, or starred contacts on your Android device. The “My Contacts” folder contains only those contacts you added yourself. The “All Contacts” folder contains both contacts you added yourself as well as contact info automatically saved from your interactions in Google products, like Gmail.How to handle this export
If you downloaded your contacts as a CSV file, you can view them in a spreadsheet, or import them to Microsoft Outlook or another Google Account. If you downloaded your contacts as a vCard file, you can import them to another Google Account, Mac OS, iOS, or other contacts services.You're in control of your data in Contacts
Manage your data
You can delete contacts from your Google Account in Contacts
More options to manage your privacy
Below are all the possible formats you could have received in your archive:
Contacts
CSV
For importing to MS Outlook or another Google Account
vCard
A common file format for electronic business cards used by programs such as Gmail, Microsoft Outlook, and Mac OS X contacts.