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Displays mix of number and contact names. Used to display Names only. It's free, so I guess I get what I pay for?
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Hmmm... I'm using Windows 11 version 23H2 (OS Build: 22631.3880) and Android 14 on a Samsung with One UI version 6.1. I did get a new phone last July so maybe that fixed it for me. I hope I haven't jinxed myself by saying it's been working well. knock on wood. Also, phone link version is 1.24062.101.0.
I guess I should say "for me" it has been working great. I enter all of my new contacts via Outlook on my computer/laptop or via the Outlook app on my phone and it propagates everywhere correctly. Been doing it this way for about a year now and no problems.
Me too ditched Link to Windows switched to Google Messages and problem solved!!
Go to your contacts in your phone and locate the contact. Edit the phone number and remove the +1 as the prefix of the number. Hit save, and the name should then show on phone link.
Go to your contacts in your phone and locate the contact. Edit the phone number and remove the +1 as the prefix of the number. Hit save, and the name should then show on phone link.
