Contacts automatically deleted

Contacts automatically deleted from Android Phonebook

Whenever a person starts using Android phone, the already installed google applications demand the detail of a primary Gmail account. The user provides the details and android automatically start synchronizing the contacts with that Gmail account. Even the email IDs which are used to communicate through the Gmail account are start being saved in the Android phone book. After reaching at a definite limit, the Android start auto-deleting the old contacts.

Why there is a limit for storing contacts?

In a Google account, there is a specific limit to store the data including contacts i.e. up to 20 MB only. However, if photographs are stored with the contacts, that are saved on the Android and not synchronized in Gmail account. A contact usually takes space of 128 KB and total 25000 contacts can be stored. However, a person using too much Gmail account and having synchronization active, face problem of automatic deletion of old contacts.

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Financial Terminology for Finance Officers

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·                 Back up – 

A process to create duplicate record of any original data or files. The back up is used to recover the data or files whenever data or files deleted incidentally.

·                 Balance of payments (BOP) – 

It refers to the record of an economy’s transactions with rest of the world and includes three accounts i.e. current account, capital account, and gold.

·                 Balance Sheet – 

A statement citing financial position of a business at a particular point of time. It shows the balances of assets, liabilities, and capital of the business.

·                 Bankrupt – 

It refers to negative financial position of any business or individual when liabilities become greater than assets. Such business or individual can use bankruptcy i.e. a legal process to be declared bankrupt seeking legally elimination of the debts.

·                 Barter – 

It is a system in which goods and services are exchanged without using money.

·                 Benchmark – 

It refers to a standard or norm fixed to measure or evaluate the performance of individuals and organizations. The process used for fixing benchmarks known as Benchmarking.

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