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# My contacts

Imagine Roolz both as a social network and a messenger for the trucking industry. The platform allows its users to maintain both corporate as well as personal database of counterparties and customers.

### What you can and can't do with contacts

* You can add users to your personal contacts, just like in the phonebook.
* If you are a member of a company, you can see both your personal contacts as well as those of your colleagues in the contact list, i.e. company contacts. You can quickly find and contact the right person in the company.
* You can also remove users from your contacts. To do this, open the user's profile. Next to the "Message" button, you will see the "Delete from contacts" icon.
* If a user has blocked you (blacklisted you), you won't be able to add them to your contacts.
* You can't change another user's first name, last name or other data.
* You cannot add company contacts to the blacklist.
* When you block a user, both you and the user cannot add each other to contacts or send messages in a chat.

{% hint style="info" %}
You can add users to your contacts without sending an approval request.
{% endhint %}


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