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Infraim is a RealMe 8 Pro and today I will show you how to go through the setup process on the device
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So when you boot it up for the first time you'll be presented with, well this screen right over here
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So start off by selecting your desired language. I'm going to stick with the English, so it's going to select next
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Can't choose your region. I say I don't really care for it, so I'm going to select the first one that I can, but you should select your correct one
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Next page, Real Me Smartphone user agreement, so basically terms of service
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You can scroll through this and read exactly what you're agreeing to, and then check the box right here and top on next
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We have some more terms of service. So obviously the first one is automatically selected for some reason, so you can top on next and basically agree to it
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the two other ones below that are completely optional so you don't have to
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Now again, you can top on the blue text right here to have the entire thing, the legal document to read
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to know what you're agreeing to. Oops, actually don't want to, there we go, like that, and let's stop on next
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So once you agree to the terms of service, you will be taking to the Wi-Fi connection page
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And here, obviously, you can connect to Wi-Fi. assuming you have one that you know the password too if you don't you can skip it now
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by skipping Wi you will miss out on the date and time being set automatically and also you won have the Google account login page But I mention that once the setup is complete
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you can still add your Google account through settings. So don't worry, it's not a kind of, it's not the one-time off thing
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You can change it, log out, login through settings without any problem
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So I'm going to skip this. Now one thing that we only does really nicely here is the Wi-Fi Assistant
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So as you can see, the first option right here, I'm saying first option because there's two, once you enable this one, as the automatic select the best Wi-Fi
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So if you are connected to more than one Wi-Fi, it will choose from those, for instance, two, the one that works better, the one that is faster and stronger
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So it's a really nice option to have. Now once you enable that, it will also bring this one up
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so automatically switch to mobile network. So assuming any kind of Wi-Fi that is near you that can connect to is garbage
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and is outperformed by your mobile data, the device will automatically switch to your mobile data
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Now, for people that have decent amount of mobile data to spare
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this is a really good option. But for people that are rocking like, for instance, a gigabyte to maybe three gigabytes
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this might be a little bit hard because sometimes I, the device might switch to it for some reasons
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and you will start using your mobile data, so this will most likely result
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and you're running out of your mobile data probably before the month ends, so this might cause you some problems in long run So if you don have a mobile plan that has a decent amount of gigabytes to use I would discourage you from using this one Now if you have something like
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5 gigabytes an app, probably by all means go right ahead and enable it. From there, let's go to the
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next page where we have Google services. So we have location, scanning and sending user and
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diagnostic data. So again you can top on the arrow right here
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expand what it says here and read it all if you are interested
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From there you can also check it off if you don't want it and then tap on more and accept
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Next page we have protection of our device. So we have three different ways
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We can have the password, should have been named a screen lock
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then we have fingerprint and face recognition. Now these are some basically cut
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I don't know like the name is kind of weirdly face, like face what
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So password is not a password like you are used to. It's screen lock, which includes a password
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You can also go with a pin or pattern as well. So you can see
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Now by default is going to go into a pin instead of a password for some odd reason
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But you can top on use a different password type. unlocking type would have been probably a better word for this
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but yeah once you top on it as you can see we have four different ones to choose from so we have pattern four digit pin
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four to 16 digit pin and then we have actual password an alphabetical one so choose whichever one you want I gonna go with a pattern so let draw whoops let me go back
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because I did mess it up there we go that's what I wanted and let's redraw
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the pattern and this will automatically set it up okay so normally if you
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wanted to add additional unlocking methods you could go back or you we could automatically choose either face recognition or a fingerprint and this will force you
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into also a screen lock. So from there you'll be taken to the recommended
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So the only recommended option here is apparently update overnight which if you want this you
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can enable it if you don't just up on next. Now import data is a page where you can grab your old device and import all the data from
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the old device so call logs, messages, apps and stuff like that
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basically I can move it all to this device. Now I believe the import data on RealMe will use their
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not proprietary, but they're like special apps for this. So you'll probably have to go into App Store on your old device
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and download the app and then connect with this device to move the data over
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But if you're setting it up as new, just as I am, then only need to do stuff on Next
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and completely disregard that page. From there, head started will now take you to the home screen
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