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You return to the screens described above, where you can make whatever
changes you like. To edit a phone number, for example, tap it and change
away. To delete a number (or any other info bit), tap the – button next to it,
and then tap Delete to confirm.
Deleting Someone
Truth is, you’ll probably add people to your address book far more often than
you’ll delete them. After all, you meet new people all the time—but you delete
people primarily when they die, move away, or break up with you.
To zap someone, tap the name in the Contacts list and then tap Edit. Scroll
down, tap Delete Contact, and confirm by tapping Delete Contact again.
Favorites List
You may not wind up dialing much from Contacts. That’s the master list, all
right, but it’s too unwieldy when you just want to call your spouse, your boss,
or your lawyer. The iPhone doesn’t have any speed-dial buttons, but it does
have Favorites—a short, easy-to-scan list of people you call most often.
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