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Describe the actual action
Tap Tap Go’s profile-sharing and add-to-contact features concern sharing a professional identity and saving relevant details through the supported journey. Do not embellish the explanation with claims about automatically exchanging entire address books or identifying all mutual contacts. Use the current product guidance when describing permissions and the data involved.
Keep the recipient in control
Explain what the person can choose to view or save. If a separate networking feature requests information, treat that as its own interaction rather than assuming it follows from a tap. A clear description of the feature helps people participate comfortably and prevents ordinary identity sharing from sounding more intrusive or capable than it is.
Hypothetical scenario
A hypothetical presenter explains that a tap opens a profile and that the recipient can choose to save the contact. They do not suggest that the action uploads the recipient’s address book or reveals every connection.
Make it practical.
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