Has anyone else noticed this problem?
I sync from exchange 2010 and Google (using CardDAV) for contacts.
I have about 10 contacts that exist in both exchange and google. Since the contacts are identical in both places in iOS 6 they laid perfectly on top of each other and didn't show any duplicate information.
For some reason in iOS 7 the contacts lay on top of each other perfectly except for the addresses. They show duplicate information in each contact. For example a contact that has 1 work address in each source it shows 2 in the iOS contact card. For a contact that has a 1 work and 1 home address it shows 4 address in the iOS contact card (2 work and 2 home).
When I look manually in the iOS contact card for each source it only shows 1 work or 1 work and 1 home address.
For some reason even though the addresses are identical they aren't laying on top of each other anymore like they used too.
Also, for some reason if I try to edit linked contact in the laid over view ... like deleting an address the contacts app crashes. This all worked perfectly in iOS 6.
Thoughts?
I sync from exchange 2010 and Google (using CardDAV) for contacts.
I have about 10 contacts that exist in both exchange and google. Since the contacts are identical in both places in iOS 6 they laid perfectly on top of each other and didn't show any duplicate information.
For some reason in iOS 7 the contacts lay on top of each other perfectly except for the addresses. They show duplicate information in each contact. For example a contact that has 1 work address in each source it shows 2 in the iOS contact card. For a contact that has a 1 work and 1 home address it shows 4 address in the iOS contact card (2 work and 2 home).
When I look manually in the iOS contact card for each source it only shows 1 work or 1 work and 1 home address.
For some reason even though the addresses are identical they aren't laying on top of each other anymore like they used too.
Also, for some reason if I try to edit linked contact in the laid over view ... like deleting an address the contacts app crashes. This all worked perfectly in iOS 6.
Thoughts?