How can I transfer my contacts from my iPhone to my Fig Phone?

So it would be in the settings. Uh, in the... Let me see. Give me one sec. Okay, thank you. It would be in system and then reset phone. Let me... I'm turning the phone on. Give me one second. Okay, and where did you say? Settings. System. System and reset options. Erase all data? Yes. Okay. Is that... Is that everything? Then it goes itself? Yes, that'll erase all data.

Okay, go to files, files. Yes, once you're in files, you will have to look up for the, for the message, for the, for the contact file, okay? Uh, the best way to look up for it will be on the top left of the, of the files, uh, there will be three bars, so tap on those three bars, okay?

To get your contacts off, you have to put the SIM card back into the iPhone, and you have to export those contacts. So you select them all on the iPhone, and you can e-mail them to yourself.

You can either borrow one or you can transfer, you can put the CSV raw file in your iPhone and then try to transfer it through Bluetooth.

So, I download the file onto the Windows computer from wherever and then I drag it and it'll recognize the phone and then I just drag it into storage where the FIG phone is?

That's correct. And then you just open the FIG phone, go to files, and simply tap on the file. It has to be a unique icon with your contacts and that's it.

You need to call Apple Customer Service. You need to ask them to help you to get your contacts into a VCF file.

And once you have that, then you can call us and I will guide you step by step how to put that file in your FIG phone.

Yes. After I have this file? You call me.

If you were to transfer your contacts from an iPhone to a FIG, you would have to send all of your contacts to an email. You would use your iPhone, and you would send the contacts to an email. And then you would go into that email on your computer, and download all those files. Okay. And then you would put your phone in, and you would transfer those files into your FIG phone. And then once you have it in your FIG phone, you can go into your contacts and extract the files.

You would highlight all the contacts on your iPhone, and then there's an option to send them to an email.

Okay, so in this situation, first of all, you will need a few things. The first thing that you need, of course, is a computer. Do you have a computer at home?

You can get it yourself if you're tech savvy, if you really know your iPhone, but if you cannot figure it out, you have to call them and they'll help you.

Now, the only way to get the contacts properly installed in the phone, because that phone doesn't have absolutely anything more than calls, guys later, and calendar notes, um, will be transferring, trying to transfer the, the, it becomes more challenging because you need another device, trying to transfer it through Bluetooth. Okay? That will be the only, but then you have to have the contacts, or the contact file, at least, on a Bluetooth device.

If you can manage it to put that file, that DCF file in your iPhone, maybe we can go ahead and transfer it through Bluetooth like that. Uh, we can try. At least we have, we can try.

Would you be able to give me a few hours? I will investigate, I will try to help you, okay? It's, it's a little bit beyond our, beyond, beyond the scope, but I will try.

That's correct. The FIG phone won't connect to a MacBook. It has to be a Windows computer.

No, no, no.

It's called V as in Victor, C as in Charles, F as in Frank, so it's VCF.

That is the only way. If there will be an easier way, I will tell you right away, but that's the only way I'm afraid.