iFruit X is Coming—Here’s How to Save Your Contacts

ROCKFORD HILLS, LOS SANTOS (WZL) – With the city gearing up for the rollout of the brand new iFruit X this Friday, Fruit Computers has launched their public kiosk backup system, allowing all citizens to download and preserve their contacts leading up to the change!

🔍 Where’s the Kiosk?

iFruit has launched two locations with these kiosks, inside the San Andreas State Capitol Building in Rockford Hills, San Andreas. The alternate location is outside the Paleto Bay Town Hall, in the heart of Paleto Bay. The kiosks will be around for the foreseeable future to allow everyone time to utilize this important service.

iFruit Contact Kiosk, San Andreas State Capitol Building

💬How does it work?

Simply walk up to the device and plug in your phone. From there, the system will let you select which contacts you want to save, and it will download that information into a CSV  file for you. Save that CSV, and you can format it into a spreadsheet later for easy sorting. After you’ve picked up your new iFruit X, you’ll manually enter in the contacts you wish to save. Allowing you to start fresh with a new contact list. 

iFruit Contact Kiosk, Paleto Bay City Hall

Haven’t heard all the hype? Here’s what you need to know:

📇 Contacts will be wiped. Save them now or later via the kiosk.

💬 Text messages won’t carry over. Back them up manually BEFORE the switch.

📷 Photos and Notes will transfer automatically.

🧍‍♂️ Y Social is getting a hard reset. All usernames and posts are wiped. You’ll have a shot at new handles and cleaner feeds.

🗣️ Group chats support up to 15 users, with better controls for owners.

🔔 New Features: Custom alert sounds, favorite contacts, in-app payments, and more.

🌐 Eyefind.info will serve as your new digital hub for services like Blackbook, Weazel News, and Dynasty Realty.

🕹️ Built-in games 2048 and Wordle offer some fun between calls.

🎨 Comes in sleek new colors like Alpine Green, Rose Gold, and Desert Tan.

Check out the initial release video by iFruit below, and read our full article on it here.