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@maxwellfinn Couldn't agree more! I've been using the same style Address Book since my Nokia flip phone!

@govince @maxwellfinn That Motorola Startac is still top 5 phone's of all time though! ;)

@gerbz We've taken a much different approach than lot of other companies that claim to 'modernize' the address book by aggregating all of your information automatically and connecting with all your contacts across a medley of networks. We don't think this actually fixes anything. As such, it comes as no surprise that people have been reluctant to adopt any of the so-called modern “solutions”. The address book is a simple thing with a simple goal. It’s not some artificial attempt to humanize your information. It’s not some formulaic attempt to aggregate the known universe. Your friends and family are not equations. With that said, you don't have to worry your contacts being spammed here. Hopefully you love it and do it yourself. If you do, that's all on you!

@gerbz I hear you! Engagement can be tough with utility apps. We'll, over course, never spam your contacts. And we'll definitely never take any kind of action on your behalf. The app's you mentioned probably spammed for engagement - we only focus on building engaging features. We're the first "address book" with a complete in-app messaging tool. We don't need to spam.

@nickatloot Thanks, Nick! We're already testing this in some of our development builds, so it could be very soon. With that said, the LinkedIn API continues to change fairly rapidly, so we're waiting to make sure we integrate it in a manner that will provide a consistent experience to our users for the foreseeable future.