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Welcome, I'm Valami the Honor 50 Lite and today I will show you how you can go through
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the setup process of this phone. When you boot it up for the first time you should be presented with this screen right
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over here where you get to select your desired language. Now I'll be sticking with English which is selected by default so all I need to do is
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select get started. And this brings me up to selecting my region
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This only defines your time zone so if you don't really care about it you can keep it
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at whatever it selects by default. It doesn't have terms of use so if you're interested in reading up on what you have
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to agree to you can tap on details right here and this will bring up the comprehensive legal
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document right here that I can read through. Just a nice bedtime story that I can read here
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And from there you need to select that I have carefully read and agreed to the above terms
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And from there we can go to the next page. Which brings us to the insert SIM card
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This step is completely optional and you don't have to actually do it
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So I'll skip it. And from there it takes us to the Wi-Fi connection page so in here you can connect to your Wi-Fi
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assuming you have one that you can connect to. If you don't again you can skip that as well
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Now by skipping Wi-Fi and inserting a card you basically are not connected to any kind
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of network so because of this date and time won't be set automatically meaning that it
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most likely will be incorrect. And additionally you won't have things like Google login page visible throughout the setup process
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Because I do believe there is Google on here. And yep, there we go
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So we have Google services so obviously we have Google login page
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Or well not me because I skipped Wi-Fi connection. Anyway, Google services, location scanning, sending user and diagnostic data, quickly
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going into all three of them, locations using GPS tracking, scanning allows the device to
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look for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth signals and then send user and diagnostic data allows Google
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to spy on you. And then we can go to the next page which is couldn't connect
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Try again using another network if you can't have it. Skip for now, I'm not even sure what it's trying to connect to
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And this brings us to data and privacy. Very funny words coming from Huawei
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Oh, sorry, Honor. Because it's a different company now apparently. So let's just select next
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Then we have device protection which allows us to set up a fingerprint, face recognition
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or some screen lock. Now if you're planning to use either one or both of the first two, above one, so fingerprint
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and face recognition or face recognition, you will always be required to set up some
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kind of password and password means PIN pattern or password. And that is so if something happens to your finger, maybe the sensor or your face or the
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camera, you still have some kind of a way to access your device in a different way
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But I'll be setting up only a screen lock. Now by default it opts into a PIN, a six digit PIN, but I want to change it so I'm going
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to click right here, change unlocking method and I'll select pattern. So from here let's just put in my pattern and I'm going to repeat it
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And it's now set. Now it goes back to setting up other unlocking methods like fingerprint and face recognition
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but I'll just select next, which will skip them. Now this brings us to some enhanced services
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So Magica UI provides a range of enhanced services that help us get whatever
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No thanks. Honestly, I'm not interested in any of the trash that they can provide here
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So I'm just going to select later for all of them. Now obviously you can read exactly what they want and if you find something that you might
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be interested in, you can set it up. I'm not really. So I'm just going to, like you've seen, I just skipped through all of them
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Next thing we'll see is keep your software up to date. So enable overnight software update to enjoy the latest features, enhanced security and
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service improvements. Now here's the tricky thing. You can see there is the button enable and continue
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And this has got to be the scummiest way of trying to get to this because normally you
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have agree or disagree to such a feature, right? But the fricking disagree button is right here named update overnight and a blue text
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So we have to click that in order to not agree to this
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Oh, and obviously then it gives us this thing. So don't want overnight update, overnight software update, blah, blah, blah, security
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patches and improvements. And it's kind of confusing. Don't want overnight update, enable or don't enable
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I'm not sure if it's like trying to trick me into this sentence or this option right here
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I'm going to select don't enable. I honestly have no idea if that is what I'm supposed to select to not agree to it
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So yeah. Anyway, navigation gestures. So here we have gesture navigation, which we can select to try gestures
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Now for I believe some stupid reason. Can I close this? Oh yeah, I can
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Okay, so there is no stupid reason. I did just a setup of some phone which literally forced me into gestures
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This one was not it. So there we go. Once you select if you want to use gestures or not and close the guide, if you decided
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to go with them, it will present you with the home screen with the setup completely finished
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