[Android Central Question]

I switched from AT&T to sprint. I liked having my contacts on the sim card. If the phone gies bad, I simply put my card into another phone and bam, there's all my contacts. Although android software supports this, sprint's programming does not. How do I copy my contacts to my sim card on a sprint phone? I have a cat s48c.

[anon(10614692)]

If Spri t firmware doesn't allow, you can't. Best you can do is move contacts to Google, back up and sync with the new device. This is probably the safest way to keep your data as sim cards can fail occasionally

[mustang7757]

'll leave a Link to register so you can communicate here as a guest account you can only post questions but can't reply.

https://forums.androidcentral.com/sh...d.php?t=409154

[Rukbat]

The only reason to keep contacts on the SIM card was because there was no other place to store things before smartphones. Now that there is, there's no reason to keep them on the SIM card, and every reason (like, you don't lose them if the phone is stolen or destroyed) to keep them on the phone, synced to Google. So Google finally removed the capability. It's not AT&T vs. Sprint, it's the older version of Android you had on the AT&T phone vs. the newer version you have on your Sprint phone.

[B. Diddy]

Welcome to Android Central! Remember that SIM cards can only hold up to about 250 contacts anyway.