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Welcome, I'm Filmezi, Motorola One Fusion Plus, and today I'll show you how to enable
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the portable hotspot. Now to get started, let's pull down the notification panel and find the hotspot toggle
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And it looks like it's nowhere here, so we can add it by tapping on the pencil right here
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And I can see it right here, hotspot, so you want to grab it, drag it over, and let it
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go and simply go back. And you can see it right now, it's been added, so what you want to do is hold it
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This is just a one-time thing, so once you hold it, it will go to the settings where you can customize it by going to Wi-Fi hotspot and changing things like hotspot name, if
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that is the name you want to change it. This is not necessary, you can keep it as it is right now, or you can change it to any
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kind of name you want. Then below that we have security, so I'll keep it as it is, otherwise your Wi-Fi will
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be accessible by anyone. Stop on advanced, and here we have the hotspot password, I mean, and that I will change
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so you can remove this one, because it's just some randomly generated password, and insert
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your own. Now it needs to have at least 8 characters in length, and from there you can tap OK to
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save it. And also, at the bottom we have the AP band, I would suggest to go with 5GHz one, assuming
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your device that you will be trying to connect to, the hotspot is relatively new, within
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like 5 past years, it should be able to connect to it
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And the way you can find out if your device supports the 5GHz band or not, is by simply
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enabling it, turning on the Wi-Fi like so, and then trying to connect to it on your other device
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Now if you don't see the name right here, the Motorola One Fusion Plus 3314, that's
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at least for me, if you don't see that on your Wi-Fi list, that means that your device
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isn't supporting it. So you would have to go back here and drop it to 2.4
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Now the benefit of 5GHz, it's gonna be a faster and more stable connection, with the
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downside of it that, well, not every device will support it. Now I'll also add that the 5GHz right here is something completely different and standalone
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from what you see right now with the devices that are 5G capable
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The 5G devices are specifically for the mobile data, this is just the Wi-Fi, and it's kinda
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older and more devices are supporting this, so keep that in mind
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And basically once you set those things up, you can back out of here, and simply tap on
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the toggle whenever you want to turn it on or off. And once you turn it on, you can connect to it using the password that we have set
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Once you're done with it, disable it, and that's about it. If you found this video helpful, don't forget to hit like, subscribe, and thanks for watching
