What’s New in the Share Sheet
The latest version of the Google Contacts app replaces the old sharing dialog with a modern bottom‑sheet interface. When you tap Share on a contact, a panel slides up showing the contact’s primary information—name, phone number, and email.
Below the basic details, a Choose details to share button expands the view, revealing additional fields such as nickname, website, birthday, and any notes attached to the contact.
How to Use the Updated Sharing Feature
Follow these simple steps to share exactly what you want:
- Open a contact and tap the Share icon.
- The new sheet appears with the core details pre‑selected.
- Tap Choose details to share to see the full list of available fields.
- Check or uncheck items to customize the information you’ll send.
- Tap Send and select the app or method for sharing.
User Feedback and Community Reaction
Early adopters have noted that the visual overhaul aligns the sharing experience with the rest of the app’s design language. Some users appreciate the granular control over shared data, while a few commenters joked about the “ugly brown paint job” metaphor for the UI change.
The community is encouraged to share their thoughts in the app’s comment section, keeping discussions respectful and on‑topic.
Conclusion
The refreshed share sheet in Google Contacts makes it easier to manage privacy and presentation when sending contact information. By offering a clear overview and customizable options, the update addresses a long‑standing gap in the app’s functionality.