Grand Theft Auto VI
Grand Theft Auto VI

Mobile Phone & Contacts

Master your mobile in Grand Theft Auto VI. Manage missions, criminal enterprises, and services via your phone and its important contacts in Leonida.

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Mobile Phone & Contacts

Your mobile phone in Grand Theft Auto VI is more than just a communication device; it's a vital tool for mission progression, managing your criminal enterprise, accessing services, and even engaging in side activities across Leonida. Mastering its functions and understanding your contacts is crucial for success.

Accessing Your Phone

To pull out your phone, press Up on the D-Pad (console) or T (PC). This will bring up the phone's home screen, displaying various apps and notifications. To put it away, press the same button again.

Phone Interface Overview

The phone's home screen features a grid of applications, similar to a real-world smartphone. Navigate using the D-Pad/arrow keys or the left analog stick. Select an app by pressing A/X (console) or Enter (PC).

  • Messages (Green Icon): Your primary hub for mission updates, texts from contacts, and important game information. Always check this for new objectives or character interactions.
  • Contacts (Blue Icon): Access your full list of contacts, allowing you to call or text them directly.
  • Internet (Globe Icon): Browse the in-game internet, including websites for purchasing vehicles, properties, stocks, and accessing various services like "EyeFind" for information.
  • Camera (Camera Icon): Take photos and selfies. Useful for certain side missions or just capturing memorable moments in Leonida.
  • Quick GPS (Map Icon): Quickly set a waypoint to your safehouse, current mission objective, or other key locations.
  • Settings (Gear Icon): Adjust game settings, audio, display, and control schemes.
  • Music Player (Headphones Icon): Control your in-game radio stations and custom playlists.
  • Stock Market (Graph Icon): Monitor and invest in the in-game stock market (BAWSAQ and LCN).
  • Social Media (Various Icons): Engage with in-game social media platforms like "LifeInvader" for character interactions and world-building.

Managing Your Contacts

Your Contacts list will grow significantly as you progress through the story and meet new characters. Each contact serves a specific purpose, from advancing the main narrative to providing essential services.

Key Contact Categories & Examples:
  • Story Contacts: These are characters vital to the main storyline. Calling them often triggers new missions or cutscenes.
    • Lucia: Your primary partner. Call her for mission briefings or to trigger co-op activities.
    • Jason: Your other primary partner. Similar to Lucia, he's crucial for story progression.
    • Theresa: Often provides intel or setup for heists.
    • The Haitians (various names): May offer side jobs or information related to their turf.
  • Service Contacts: These individuals or organizations provide valuable services for a fee.
    • Mechanic: Call to have a vehicle delivered to your location. Essential for quick access to your personal vehicles.
    • "Fixer" (e.g., "Uncle Jack"): Can help reduce your Wanted Level for a price, especially useful during intense police chases. The cost scales with your current star rating.
    • Arms Dealer (e.g., "Ammu-Nation Delivery"): Order weapons and ammunition directly to your location, saving a trip to a physical store.
    • Taxi Service (e.g., "Downtown Cab Co."): Call for a quick ride to any destination on the map. You can skip the journey or watch it unfold.
  • Friend/Associate Contacts: These contacts may offer side missions, unique activities, or simply provide flavor to the world.
    • Club Manager (e.g., "The Vice City Vibe"): If you own a club, this contact will manage its operations and inform you of issues or opportunities.
    • Property Manager: For any businesses or properties you own, they'll report income or problems.
Actionable Tips for Contacts:
  1. Check for New Messages: A small notification icon (usually a number) will appear on the Messages app. Always check these, as they often contain crucial mission details or time-sensitive opportunities.
  2. Utilize Services Strategically: Don't hesitate to call the Mechanic for vehicle delivery during a mission. If you're in a tight spot with a high Wanted Level, "Fixer" contacts can be a lifesaver, though costly.
  3. Explore Dialogue Options: When calling contacts, sometimes multiple dialogue options appear. Experiment with these to uncover additional information or trigger unique interactions.
  4. Pay Attention to Missed Calls: If you miss a call, a notification will appear. Calling them back is often necessary to progress.
  5. Unlock New Contacts: Many contacts are unlocked by progressing through the main story, completing specific side missions, or purchasing certain businesses. Keep an eye out for opportunities to expand your network.