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Control access to your contacts on iPhone

On iPhone, you control which of your contacts an app can access. The first time an app wants to access your contacts, you receive a request from the app, along with an explanation. For example, a messaging app may ask to access your contacts in order to find friends who are using the same app. After you grant or deny the app’s request, choose which contacts the app can access. You can always change the access you granted later.

  1. Go to Settings  > Privacy & Security.

  2. Tap Contacts, then tap the app.

  3. Choose how much access to your contacts you’re giving the app (below Contacts Access).

  4. If you’re giving Limited Access, tap Edit Selected Contacts to choose individuals.

    Select or deselect individual contacts, then tap Done.

See alsoControl access to information in apps on iPhone
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