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Welcome! In front of me is an Infinix Hot 12i and today I'll show you how we can
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go through the setup process of this phone. So when you boot it up for the first time you'll be presented with this
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screen right over here and first step would be to find your desired language
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assuming it is not already selected. Now for me it is so I don't need to do
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anything extra but assuming you need to change it just up right over here and
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find it from the list. Select start and this will take you to the next page
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where you get to select your country. Now I don't think it has much of a
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difference what country you select. Might just be a time zone kind of thing but
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still if you connect a network time zone will be set automatically anyway so this
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is kind of nonsensical here. So I'm just gonna tap on whatever. Now next page
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we can insert a SIM card. Should be told you can insert SIM card at any page and
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it won't change almost anything. The reason why it just shows up at this
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point is because inserting a SIM card along with connecting to network as one
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of the two options that later on allows you to log into your Google account. If
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you choose to skip both of them then you won't see the Google login page and
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usually date and time isn't set correctly. Now if you choose to connect
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to either one of those then you should see the Google login page and obviously
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date and time should be set automatically. And I'll be skipping both
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of them. Now on the next page we have some terms of use. Obviously no phone can go
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without those. So I have agreed or carefully read and agreed to whatever
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Now if you want to actually read what you're agreeing to you can tap on either
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one of those two or both of them and it just gives you the entire legal document
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for terms of use and privacy policy. Now here is the Google services. So there's
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three different ones. So we have location, scanning and sending a user and
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diagnostic data. Now you can read exactly what these do by tapping on this
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drop-down arrow, expand the explanation and if you don't like it turn it off and
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turn off all of them if you want to. From there go to the bottom, select accept and
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this will take you to the next page which will allow you to set up a screen lock
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I have a couple different ways of protecting our phone. In any case
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whichever one you choose like fingerprint or face recognition you will always also need to select a physical way of unlocking the device. So screen
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lock type, you have option between pattern, pin and password. So the reason
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you have to choose one of those is because if for instance you set up just
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a fingerprint as an example and you cut your finger you just lost access to your
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phone or maybe you scratch the sensor which is I think at the back
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If you scratch the sensor as an example it might not read your finger properly
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and again you lose your access to your phone. Same goes with a face unlock
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So that's why you have also another way of unlocking which is physical. If you
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remember your pin, pattern, password you can always access it. If you can't then it
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doesn't really matter because it's not like you would be able to probably utilize the display anyway if it's not recognizing your inputs. And obviously if
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you don't want to protect your phone at all you can select skip
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Now here we have some info so whatever none of those really matter. Maybe the
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power, so eight seconds to power off the device. But the sticker I don't think
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the phone has a removable cover so that's kind of useless. Give it a one a
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couple more moments and we should be presented with the actual home screen. There we go. And you can now use your phone. So if you found this very helpful
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