Right swipe on contact defaulting to internet calls My problem is: right swipe is defaulting to internet calls instead of 'regular' calls.

First off, these are my relevant call settings:




as you can see I have no accounts and the internet calls are not enabled.

My contacts came from Google contacts (configured them online and then the phone got them).

After they came I used the "Mark as Default" function to select the correct phone number and emails and that's when things started behaving strangely. Doing a right swipe showed me this:



Instead of calling the contact 'normally'.

I started experimenting and was able to reproduce the bug using other similar contacts (contacts that I got from Google with 2 phone numbers + 2 emails). But if I created the Google contact locally (which would sync Ok with google) I didn't have any issues.

No other calling functions are affected: moving the phone to my ear still calls the correct number, direct dial widget still works.

My phone is a Galaxy S III running android 4.1 (but the same thing was already happening in 4.0), if that makes any difference.

What is causing this? How can I fix it?

Seems to be related to: How do I prevent &quot;No Internet calling account&quot; error? but I was still unable to fix it.
Mr. Portela has it right, and I figured out a way to solve the issue more quickly:


Select the misbehaving contact.
Long press the 'default' email address.
Select 'Clear default'.


Voila.

I'm not sure what will happen when you try to email these contacts from now on, but at least calling works as intended.