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SAMSUNG Galaxy S22 Ultra Tutorials:
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We're here to help you get up and running with your SAMSUNG Galaxy S22 Ultra phone. Select your preferred language and then, Review the terms and conditions and connect your device with the Wi-Fi. Afterward, add a Google account to enable backup and other useful features. Let's activate SAMSUNG Galaxy S22 Ultra and configure the most important Android settings.
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Welcome
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And following me is a Simpson Galaxy S-22 Ultra and today I'll show you how we can go through
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the setup process of this phone. Now before I proceed any further I will mention that this device was already set up so
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this does change how we go to the setup just a little bit
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So keep that in mind and I'll point out throughout the process where those differences are
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So, to get started, obviously select start and select your desired language from the list
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From there, we have Connect to Mobile Network, and this is simply an insert SIM card page
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so you can do that if you want to. It looks like the phone already thing considers
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that you might have already inserted your SIM card, but I will be proceeding without it
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so next without doing anything. From here we have a Fourier review
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we have obviously the user agreement license you need to check the first one and the second
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one is optional so you don't need to if you're interested in what you're actually are agreeing
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to you can talk right here on details to be exactly what it is but let's be honest without actually
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agreeing to it it's not like you can use the device so I'm going to go to the next page which is
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permissions for Samsung apps and services and in here all you need to do is just kind of see if you
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want to give the phone permissions to everything that it's listed right here. By default, everything
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is enabled. Okay. So there might be something that you might want to pay a little bit more
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attention to, rather comparing to others. As an example, if we scroll down, we have somewhere here
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location. Bam, I don't only care for Samsung to have my location. They don't really have any
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apps that I care about for them to need my location as an example. Because what I'm going to be
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primarily using this device or at least location for, is with Google services
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Now, if I already have to give my data away, I might as well just give the data to the one company
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that does everything better. So Google Maps obviously will be better, and anything like that of that sorts will be better So something doesn need my location at all From there we can go to the next page and this is the Wi connection page Now I can skip this and that is the first difference
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When you're setting up this device for the very first time, when it was unboxed out of the box with the seals
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the phone literally forces you to connect to Wi-Fi. For me, it's not like that. I can just skip it
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So that's one thing. And I'm not entirely sure, but I think when you boot it up for the first time and you choose your region
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I think it needs to also reboot, but I already kind of skip that. Though I know that's the case for the tablets, I don't remember if that is the case for the phones
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So keep that in mind. So for you, you most likely needed to connect to Wi-Fi, which is completely fine
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It gives you, because of that, an additional page throughout the setup process, which is the Google
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login page. If you chose to skip it, because this is not the first time the device was set up
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if you can skip it, that means that the device isn't actually brand new. So if, in this case
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you can just skip this and you will have the date and time show up, comparing to like if you
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connect it to network, it's set automatically, so this page is skipped. And from here we have
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also Google Services, and this will obviously appear regardless if you connect it or not. So we have
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things like location, scanning and sending user in diagnostic data. Now, even though I said I
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like to use Google services for things that are required, I will turn it off because from what I
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if I'm correct, this turns off location for everything and if some app needs location, it will ask for it
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So by default, I think it turns off overly the GPS on the phone. And if you open up and up that
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needs that GPS, it will tell you that it is turned off to turn it on and then it will ask you also
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for permission on top of that so it can actually utilize it. So from there, you can decide if you want to actually give that permission to the app
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or if you feel like the app is a little bit more intrusive than it should be
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because there is no reason for the app, for instance, to need that location
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A very good example of these kinds of apps are smart home appliances. They have a zero business and where you live because they going over Wi So all they need to do is connect through the Wi and know that appliances are on the same network That all they need
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So there's zero reason for it to need your location. But as you probably are aware
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they always will require your location. And without that, they won't work
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So anyway, we can go to the next page now. And this is the protection page
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So in here you can obviously set up some kind of screen lock. That'd be PIN, pattern, password
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fingerprint or face recognition. Now when it comes down to the first two
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so the face recognition and fingerprint, if you plan to use one of those or both of them
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you are always going to be required to choose one of the three below ones
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So pin, pattern, or password. And you can only choose one, so select whichever one you want to use
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The reason for that is because it's the physical way of unlocking, it only gives you one option for that
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And the reason you need to have one of these for fingerprint or face recognition or both is because things like face recognition and fingerprint are subject to change
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So if you cut your finger like I did, and if that finger would have been my only unlocking method
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I would right now have no access to my phone. So that's no gueno
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So that leaves us with a pen pattern or password, which doesn't really get affected by things like your finger being cut
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or your face being smashed in. so you can still access your data on your phone
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So I'm going to only set up a pattern right here. So all I will do is draw my pattern, top on next, repeat that pattern, confirm, and now it's set
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Now additionally I will mention one last thing in terms of the initial setup
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When you boot up the device for the very first time, it will take you one. it will take you way longer to go through pages
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specifically the ones where it's telling you that it's getting your phone ready, than what it took me
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Now the reason for that is because you needed to connect to network, it's looking for updates on top of it
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and it's just absurdly long for no apparent reason. This is, I think, the longest I needed to go through setup screens
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on Samsung phones at least from the brand lineup And no other phone had ever had that either from Samsung or anyone else so if you really stuck for like
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several minutes on your getting your phone ready page don't worry this is normal
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but you can obviously skip this by not connecting to network the second time
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around now additionally going back to this page right over here as you can
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see we have the Samsung sign-in page so right here you can obviously log into Samsung
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This will give you access to primarily the most important part would be most likely the Samsung store, or Galaxy Store, as it's called
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But if we try to skip it, you can see it gives us this entire list of things
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that we get to miss out on, like it's some grandiose features of this phone
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And the reason why I'm kind of taking a crap at this is because if we go over, basically, almost everything here, it already has bases in Samsung
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not something, Google, and Google was first, probably does it better. So quickly going into these and just to prove my point
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we have Samsung Cloud, which we have Google Cloud, Bigsby, hey Google
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Alexi themes, entire Play Store, find my mobile, find my device, Samsung Pass, Google doesn't have really name for it, but obviously as you ever
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logged into your pages somewhere through Chrome and stuff like that, it asks you if you want to save that password, that's basically the equivalent of it
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Galaxy Store, again the Play Store, and then secure for. folder which actually might be the only thing that is unique here that might not
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have the alternative or the originality of Google so if you're planning to protect
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your files in a folder by putting a password on it there you go you can do that
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with the Samsung Cloud if you're not planning to do that ever because you already have a pin pattern or password on your device which is already plenty good
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protection you can just completely ignore this page because it provides zero
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value and that brings us to almost the end which you're all set up so let's select finish and
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