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#196265 25-May-2016 09:15
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I got a Huawei P9 and noticed something interesting...

 

If I create an Exchange account using GMail it syncs contacts to the built-in database and these appear in the Contacts app but they appear as Read Only - not much use then. This means I have to use the Huawei Exchange account client instead of Google's own Exchange account client.

 

I've noticed this happens with other accounts - for example Signal and WhatsApp accounts are synchronised to Contacts but are also Read Only (which is ok in these cases).

 

Anyone seen this?





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  #1559205 25-May-2016 10:28
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Could that be to do with the new granular permissions in Android 6? Assuming this runs android 6...




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  #1559207 25-May-2016 10:31
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Nah, I tried multiple times and when asked for permissions those were granted.





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