Find answers to common questions and get help with ContactVault.
How do I backup my contacts?
Backing up your contacts is simple:
What is the difference between VCF and CSV formats?
VCF (vCard): The standard format for contact data, universally compatible with all contact applications and devices. Perfect for transferring contacts between phones or restoring to a new device.
CSV (Comma-Separated Values): A spreadsheet format that works with Excel, Google Sheets, and other spreadsheet applications. Ideal for viewing, editing, or analyzing your contact data in bulk.
How does encryption work?
When you enable encryption, ContactVault uses AES-256 encryption to protect your backup file:
I forgot my encryption password. Can I recover my backup?
Unfortunately, if you forget your encryption password, the encrypted backup cannot be recovered. This is a security feature - there is no backdoor or password recovery mechanism. We strongly recommend storing your encryption passwords in a secure password manager.
Does ContactVault send my contacts to a server?
No, never. ContactVault processes all data locally on your device. Your contacts never leave your device unless you explicitly choose to share or export them through iOS sharing mechanisms. We have no servers, no cloud storage, and no analytics tracking.
How do I restore contacts from a backup?
Restoring contacts is easy:
Can I backup contacts from multiple accounts?
Yes! ContactVault can backup contacts from all accounts configured on your device, including iCloud, Gmail, Exchange, and local contacts. All contacts are included in a single comprehensive backup.
How do backup reminders work?
Backup reminders help you maintain regular backups:
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