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address book
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noun. An address book is a personal database or electronic tool used to store and organize contact information. It typically contains names, addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, and other relevant details for individuals or organizations that a person wants to keep track of. Address books are commonly used for storing information about friends, family members, colleagues, business contacts, and various other contacts that a person regularly communicates or interacts with. They provide a convenient way to access and update contact information as needed, making it easier to stay connected and organized. GPT3.5
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- noun.
address book (singular),
address books (plural)
- verb.
address book (simple present),
address booked (simple past),
address booking (present continuous),
address books (third person singular)
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- For instance, some devices may back-up your address book, photo album, or diagnostic data. #tmobile
- Passwords provided to Zynga for the purpose of accessing your address book will not be stored. #zynga
- If you chose to allow 23andMe to access your address book on your computer or mobile device, we will collect the contact information of the friends you select to enter the referral program. #23andme
- For example, we collect information when you view or click on ads, import your address book, join and participate in groups, participate in polls, install a LinkedIn mobile application, and share articles on LinkedIn. #linkedin
- Examples of information you can access easily at Amazon.com include up-to-date information regarding recent orders; personally identifiable information (including name, e-mail, password, communications and personalized advertising preferences, address book, and 1-Click settings); payment settings (including credit card information and promotional certificate and gift card balances); e-mail notification settings (including Product Availability Alerts, Delivers, Special Occasion Reminders, and newsletters); Recommendations (including Recommended for You and Improve Your Recommendations); shopping lists and gift registries (including Wish Lists and Baby and Wedding Registries); Seller accounts; and Your Profile (including your product Reviews, Recommendations, Listmania lists, Reminders, personal profile, and Wish List). #amazon
- NOTE: If you opt out of theyou may know, on older versions of Kik Messenger you may still use thefind friends feature, but Kik will not retain your address book for theyou may know feature. #kik
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