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Welcome, I'm from MUSE Motorola One Vision and today I'll show you how to enable and
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set up the portable hotspot. So to get started we'll need to open up settings app, it's listed right now and from here go
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to network and internet and choose hotspot and feathering. At the top you'll have WiFi hotspot, tap on this and in here number one you can enable
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it from here and you also have other customizations so hotspot name, as you can see right now
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it's set to hard reset, you can change it to whatever you want, just simply remove this
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and type in anything else. You have hide my device, I would not advise on turning this on, this will just hide the
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network name from the list of WiFi's so you would have to then scroll down for instance
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in your WiFi list you will have a button to add manually and you need to type in the name
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of the WiFi and then also add a password to it. So it just removes that convenience of just simply tapping on one that is visible and
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just putting in a password for it. And also you have the security, tap on it, you have the type of security right here
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you can set it to none which allows anybody to connect or you can choose, well, stay with
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the one that it is and just close this. And here you have the password, you can tap on it and by default this is some random generated
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one so you can remove this and type in something that might be easier for you to remember
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With the key, thing to keep in mind is the fact that it needs to have at least eight characters
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As you can see this will be good enough, tap on OK and then you have turn off hotspot automatically
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so if it's not being used it will shut off automatically. Then you also have the AP band, you have two options for it
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If your device can support it I would advise on using the 5GHz, it's gonna be faster and
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overall more stable and better while the 2.4 is basically accessible by any device
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If your device doesn't see your network right now when it's at 5GHz you will need to go
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back and drop it to 2.4, it means just that your device is not supporting it, it might
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be just an older device but majority of the newer devices already support the 5GHz one
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And once this is all set simply tap on the checkmark right here and it's set
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And it looks like it also creates a nice pattern, this QR code that someone can scan
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and without providing any information you can just use the camera and automatically
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connect to it. But yeah, that is how you set that up
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And once you set it up and enable it, it will create a shortcut as you've just seen right
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here and now you can simply toggle it on and off from here
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