** Description changed:
There are circumstances when contacts will legitimately have the same
phone number. Eg, family members who have different mobile numbers but
live at the same residence, business contacts who have the same number
but a different extension, etc. Sometimes the dialer-app will show the
wrong contact is being dialed when dialing the number. Steps to
reproduce:
1. Open the contacts app
2. add a contact, 'Foo' with mobile number and shared home number
3. add a contact, 'Bar' with different mobile number, but same home number as
'2'
4. open 'Foo' in the contacts app, then press the phone icon next to the
shared home number, and the dialer-app opens
At this point, 'Foo' should be shown as being dialed, but instead, 'Bar'
is shown as being dialed.
+
+ ---------UX comment-----------
+
+ I am not sure if this is a UX issue, but rather a technical/implementation
issue.
+ At all times users should be presented with the correct contact they dialed,
regardless if the number is matching with an other contact.
** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
Status: Triaged => Fix Committed
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[dialer-app] shows wrong contact is being dialed when two contacts
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