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Welcome, I'm Flammi here with the Kyocera Dura Force Pro and today I'll show you how
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to add a fingerprint to the device. So to get started you want to open up settings and from settings navigate to lock screen
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and from here you'll find fingerprint. So before you can actually add a fingerprint you will also have to set up an additional
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way of unlocking the device so once you tap on it you'll have a choice between pattern
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pin or password. I'm gonna choose pattern but you can choose whichever one you prefer
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Then you get a message, require pattern to start the device or you don't have to use it
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Basically what it does is when you're turning on the device it will require a pattern or
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whatever you choose to start the device and then it will require it once more just to
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actually unlock it like you would normally do. So I'm just gonna stick with no thanks it seems kind of pointless
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Then draw the pattern, tap on continue, redraw the same pattern once more and confirm and
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now we can begin to add a fingerprint. Now once before we actually choose how notifications work so you can basically partially show them
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show them fully or hide them completely on the lock screen, it's a matter of preference
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Now let's just tap on next and start scanning away our finger
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Now probably your thumb would be the best one considering you normally hold the phone
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like this so it might be the best way but because it's on the stand I'm just gonna use
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my index finger so let's just start tapping it away. Then you can actually get a better look how I'm doing it and I don't actually have to
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take the phone off of the stand. And there we go. And here you get the option to name your fingerprint so you could name it for instance index or
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whatever you want so you can later on distinguish them easier when you're trying to add let's
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say more fingerprints for instance additional finger or person if you want to
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So let's just tap on done, I'm not gonna rename it and now if you also want the device to
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lock with the fingerprint when you scroll down I think it is, where is it, screen lock time
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So I think by default it's set to two minutes, you wanna probably change it to instantly
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when the power key is pressed or the screen times out. So normally when it's set to two minutes, I'll demonstrate, and you lock the device
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and you press the button once more it's automatically unlocked and that's not to do with the finger
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that I'm pressing it with because if I change it to some finger that I haven't added you
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can see that it continues to do that. So we want to actually change it to the first option then when you lock the device it is
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immediately forcing the user to put in a pattern to unlock it or to use your fingerprint
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I can actually get it to, if we actually read it correctly that would be nice
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There we go, so you can see that it works when you lock the device now it is immediately locked
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A little bit of an added security, two minutes seems to be a way too long of a time for this
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considering you will place your phone and in the span of two minutes you might go somewhere
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and some person might just gain access to your phone and you had no idea
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So highly advised to change that. But yeah, this is basically done, so that is how you add a fingerprint and set it up
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I guess to make it a little bit more secure on top of it
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