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There might be another way, but I’d do this in more or less this order.
- back up iPhone to iMac
- make sure iCloud contacts are turned off on iPad and iMac
- have contacts sorted on iPhone
- turn on iCloud contacts on iPhone
- let that simmer for a while
- delete iPad and iMac contacts
- turn on iCloud contacts on iPad and iMac
- cross fingers that I’ve got it right
- back up iPhone to iMac
JonD
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Question: I have spent some time updating the contacts on my iPhone. I thought this would update them also on my iPad and iMac but it did not. I googled to find how to sync them all, and I don’t have the sync box ticked on my iPhone. What I can’t find is the answer to “what will sync to what”?
I want to have my iPhone contacts as the “master” but I worry I will sync and replace my hard work with ancient contacts on the elderly iMac or iPad.
How do I make sure my iPhone is boss please?