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Welcome and for let me say Motorola Moto G 5G plus and today I'll show you how to
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set up the device. So when you boot it up for the first time you will be presented
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with the hide air screen. So simply let's select our language. I'm gonna stick with
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English so tap on it and from there choose start. Then on the next page it prompts you
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that you can insert your SIM card, SD card right now. It's completely optional. You don't
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need to really worry about it. The moment you insert a card after the setup it will
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work just as well as it would work now. It won't really change anything. So I'm gonna
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skip it. Then we have Wi-Fi connection. Again this step is completely optional. If you don't
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have any Wi-Fi near you then it's completely disregarded and you can just simply tap on
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skip. If you do you can simply choose your Wi-Fi and it will automatically progress further
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and the benefit of it is it will not connect in my case so I'm just gonna skip it. But
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if you choose to connect and you actually do connect unlike me you'll have the option
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to log in to your Google account and then also restore your device from an old Google
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backup. And on top of that it also sets the time correctly which probably it will not
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do without the network. So yeah. Now as you can see on the next page we have the option
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to set up a screen lock. I can change it to not have a four digit PIN but you can for
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instance choose a password or pattern. I'm gonna go with a pattern. Draw the pattern
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Draw it. Confirm. And there we go. We have set a pattern. Now once you do it prompts
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you to also set up a fingerprint which looks like it's gonna be under display so I'm gonna
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set it up as well. Oh never mind. It's on the side. So all I have to do is start pressing
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on the side to start scanning my finger. Now you do want to get a fairly good read of your
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entire finger so basically every edge of it. There we go. And from here you can either
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add another one so that could be another finger if you want for instance like thumb or index
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or whatever. Or just finish it up by clicking on done. And then we have about privacy. Your
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privacy so just some privacy settings. You can tap on it to actually read it and enable
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or disable them. At the end of the day you do have to accept and continue. Let's stay
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in touch. Now this step is basically optional. As you can see you can provide your email
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right here to receive some kind of newsletters and stuff like that. Read exactly what you
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will be getting with it. But I'm not gonna bother. Tap on next. Carrier location access
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So just an option for your carrier to have access to your location. So again you can
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read it exactly what the benefit of it is. If you don't want it you can disable it. And
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once you actually tap on it it still prompts you with the window. And then we go to the
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gesture tutorial. So you can tap on next. It basically shows you how it works. But I'm
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gonna skip through it and show you actually in action how it works. So once you're done
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you can go also to the settings to change it if you don't want it. But I'm gonna stick
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with it. And the gist of it is swipe up and hold to go to recent. Swipe up quickly to
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basically go home. And swipe from the sides to go to, well, go back. So I'm gonna open
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it up and you can see that there is an arrow appearing. So that's the back arrow and it's
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accessible from both sides. So that would finish up the setup process. And if you found
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