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[Georges Thill <gthill@xxxxxxxx>]

Public bug reported:

In my address book I have two contacts with very similar numbers. (last
6 digits changed in the example)

Person A:  +352 661 123456
Person B:  +352 691 123456

When I receive a call or try to compose a message to Person B, the phone
always displays the name of Person A. The same happens in call records.

The only way to have the name of Person B displayed upon calls or
message sending is to delete Person A from the address book.

This is very strange, because phone numbers are prefix codes, thus
ignoring a leading digit in a phone number seems like the wrongest thing
to do in this context.

The bug is still present in the current MX4 image (revision 3)

** Affects: address-book-app (Ubuntu)
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1476833

Title:
  wrong contact name is displayed for phone number

Status in address-book-app package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  In my address book I have two contacts with very similar numbers.
  (last 6 digits changed in the example)

  Person A:  +352 661 123456
  Person B:  +352 691 123456

  When I receive a call or try to compose a message to Person B, the
  phone always displays the name of Person A. The same happens in call
  records.

  The only way to have the name of Person B displayed upon calls or
  message sending is to delete Person A from the address book.

  This is very strange, because phone numbers are prefix codes, thus
  ignoring a leading digit in a phone number seems like the wrongest
  thing to do in this context.

  The bug is still present in the current MX4 image (revision 3)

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