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In front of me is a Lenovo Tab A7 and today I'll show you how to go through the setup
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process of the tablet. So once you boot it up for the first time, you'll be presented with the welcome screen
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that you can see right over here, although in a different language
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And all you need to do is start off by changing the language, which I'm going to select English
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for obvious reasons. And let's press on Start to get to the second page
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Now it looks like this tablet right here is an LTE version so I could insert a SIM card
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but honestly I'm just not going to bother. The moment you insert a SIM card it will work as it should, so that step is basically useless
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But on the next page we do have a more useful step, which is the WiFi connection
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So here you can connect to your WiFi assuming you have one. If you don't, don't worry, you can skip it
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By skipping it you will lose the option to log into your Google account and date and
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time will need to be set manually instead of being set automatically
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But other than that you can still later on log into your Google account and connect to
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WiFi after the setup is complete, but instead of it being provided neatly in a sequence
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as it is right here, you will have to find it in the settings
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And like I said, there are the date and time which you would normally have to, or in this
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case we have to set it manually, but if you connect to WiFi I believe it just skips the
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step altogether. Now next page is the name page. So here you can basically name your device and honestly it doesn't really have much impact
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If you choose to leave it empty it will be named by the actual model of the device, so
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the name will be something like a Lenovo Tab E7 or something along those lines
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But if you choose to name it yourself then things like Bluetooth devices and what else
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is there? I'll just stick with just Bluetooth devices for now. Or I think also a mobile network hotspot will have the name that you provide right here
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in terms of visibility. So if you create a hotspot you will be looking for a WiFi name that you have provided right here
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So I'm going to leave it empty. Then we have Protect Your Tablet, so here you can set up a protection obviously
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That would be PIN, Pattern, Password or Not Now which will just allow us to skip this
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step altogether which that's what I'm going to go for. And here we have Google Services
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So we can tap on the tiny little arrow right here to read exactly what you're agreeing to
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We have things like Location, Scanning and Send User and Diagnostic Data
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Now basically all of them are data gathering options plus some beneficial for you
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But let's be honest, I'm pretty sure primary function is data gathering, especially the
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Send User and Diagnostic Data. But if you don't want them you can disable them
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How disabled they stay, that is something that I have no idea
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But yeah, once you disable them, you can tap on Accept and this will take you to the Lenovo ID
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Why is this here and what's the reason for it? I have no clue. It just seems like some kind of trash on here
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I don't have a ID to receive personalized experience. Personalized experience seems a lot like personalized ads which, you know, I think I'll just skip
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this one. Again License and Agreement from Lenovo. So you can read it if you are interested
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Obviously you do have to accept it at the end of the day. I don't have Lenovo User Experience Program so you can sign up to it or not
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You can read what it exactly offers by tapping on the blue text right here
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But I'm not really interested. And we should be right about done with the setup
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Oh, there we go. So that is how you could go through the setup of this tablet
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