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Welcome! In front of me is an Infinex Hot 40i
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and today I will show you how you can record a screen on this phone. So to get started, you want to pull down your notifications by swiping down from the top of
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your screen, and then swipe down once again to extend the list of visible toggles. And here
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you're looking for the screen recording, which for me is located right over here, and once you see it, you can simply tap on it
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And you can also pause it right here. When you tap on the toggle, it automatically begins
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recording, unlike some other phones, which will just give you this overlay, and you can
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choose when to record. So there we go. Now, I'm going to quickly look before I continue recording
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if we have a certain application, but it looks like it doesn't come on this device. Oops, I did actually finish saving, or finish recording. In any case, once you do, it actually
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gives you the bigger overlay right here, with additional options like the record option
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folder which takes you to the designated location where you have only screen recordings
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and below that you have settings, which I just accessed, and close option to get rid of this
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overlay. In here, in the settings, we have options to record audio, either the device audio or
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microphone or both, video quality, which looks to be 720p, looks to be the highest one anyway
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and then options for showing taps and touches, and also enabling do not disturb
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on while you're recording. In any case, let's get back to recording once more
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Just want to kind of record something so there is anything to show. From there, I'll stop it, close this, and we can also navigate to our photos or gallery
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application, whichever one we have right here. We have photos, a library
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Ah, boy, that pop-up. There we go. So library, and in here we should have a screenshot. There we go
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Screen recording album, and in here you can see the two recordings that I've captured
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They will start playing right away, and as you can see, they are abominable when it comes down
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to the refresh rate. This is by the looks of it below 30, something like 15 by the looks
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So keep that in mind. It's going to be very choppy, as you can see
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and not very pleasant to watch, but still does the job. Now, one more thing that I didn't get to showcase, which is prevalent on screen recorders
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is some applications do have the ability to block screen recorders based on the option that is
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already in Android for security. So typically, if you try to capture a screenshot or screen
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recording in something like your bank application, you just won't be able to do so, and that kind of
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works as intended to protect your information if there would be an application that tries to get
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that info in some sketchy way. But most applications don't get to utilize that
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though there are some, like Netflix, as an example, which comes pre-installed on majority
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of the devices, that will utilize that, and there's nothing you can do about it, even though Netflix holds nothing that is sensitive to your privacy. Basically, Netflix just kind of
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to your privacy. Basically, Netflix just kind of, you know, shows you a middle finger and says
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deal with it, it's not your phone. So just want to point that out, if you ever encounter a screen
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recorder where you have fully black screen on the recording, just know that this was application
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whatever you're trying to record, just kind of blocked it, and it's application's fault
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and you have no control over that. But in any case, with that being said
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