Can’t Delete More Than 20 Contacts in Gmail
I was trying to clean up my contacts in Gmail. I was selecting so many contacts which I have never known (there are a few hundreds of them out of my 1000+ contacts). Then I click Delete Contacts. The message below not just simply disappointed me but made me feel I wasted so much of my time.
I’m not the first person to complain about Gmail’s contacts. Gmail not only helps you collect junks in your contacts but it also doesn’t give you a way to clean up those junks. That you can’t delete more than 20 contacts at a time means you can’t export your contacts to CSV, clear your contacts, clean up the contacts in Excel and then import back to Gmail. Gmail simply doesn’t want you to clear away the junks; these junks are, in other words, some form of traces of your communication too. So many people have complained but Google is resistant to this change; this probably means Google may have a hidden agenda for keeping these junks.




