[claykin]

The S6 is my second Android phone. First was an LG G2.

I'm noticing my Exchange contact notes are truncated on the S6. Seems to display first 1000 characters only. My G2 did not exhibit this limitation.

I did some searching around on this subject and it seems to be a common Samsung complaint.

My workaround so far has been to use the Outlook app when I need all notes for a given contact. This workaround is somewhat inconvenient and I'd like to find a better way to natively manage Contacts.

Any ideas? Other than get a G4....

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[homeseto]

My workaround is to copy the contact notes and paste it into a word document. All the notes content then copy over.

[purnarodman]

I installed Contacts+. It lets you see all the notes you have in your gmail contacts.

[imogen]

Thanks so much for your post about Contacts+. When I discovered Samsung Contacts chopped off my Notes at 1000 characters, I thought I'd need to return the phone. Your message recommending Contacts+ saved the day. I had it up and running and the problem all fixed within 10 minutes.

[imogen]

There's a further wrinkle. Contacts+ lets me *see* the whole contact, even when it's over 1000 characters. But it's not letting me *edit* the contact.

Can anyone suggest an app that lets you see and edit a contact that is over 1000 characters?

[lucianus_luciferus]

wow over 1000 characters? that's a bit extreme what do you have there a whole essay?

[pelon0427]

I have the same problem I have contacts with a lot of notes and on my phone it limits the notes I can see but on my tablet I can see all of them. I would be interested in a contacts app that worked well with Google contacts.

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[daveinsouthcentral]

Found a solution: Read on another forum about "Contact Editor" by Marten Gajda. After installing, you can set it as the default to edit contacts. I have some long notes and it lets me see them and edit them. Had it for about two weeks and it's been wonderful. I use Contacts + to see my contacts: it lets me see the long notes, and when I click the edit icon, it goes right to Contact Editor.

[Marcelo Scofano Diniz]

Found a solution: Read on another forum about "Contact Editor" by Marten Gajda. After installing, you can set it as the default to edit contacts. I have some long notes and it lets me see them and edit them. Had it for about two weeks and it's been wonderful. I use Contacts + to see my contacts: it lets me see the long notes, and when I click the edit icon, it goes right to Contact Editor.

U just save me! I do a lot of temporary notes on notes field while talking with my patients. On s7 and tab s2 the lista seems to be less than 1000 chars.
Thanks

[TonyVov]

Wow Kind of scary ...
I have same issue with Samsung S7. It is extremely frustrating to permanently lose data from contacts without warning.
I have tried unsuccessfully different contact/Dialer Apps.
Currently using:
Ready Contacts + Dialer
Ready Communication
I thought this had fixed the issue as all notes were visible. However on EDIT the problem returned.

I am trialing now
Contact Editor Free
Marten Gajda
This weird program jumps in when the edit button is pushed and seems to take care of the problem.
Kind of scary.
This is a very frustrating issue.

Would appreciate any other users feedback.

[nomad4ever]

Did you ever find a solution? I have the same problem, just worse after the Nougat Update for my Huawei Mate 8.

Whenever I edit on the device (tried Huawei Contacts app & Google Nougat Contacts app), the long Notes field gets truncated.

When I edit in the browser www.google.com/contacts, I can edit, it sticks there, but still doesn't get synced back to the device... On the device it looks truncated, even though in the cloud it's there.... Frustrating!

My friend with a Mate 9 has the same problem.

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