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Fonami is a Motorola Moto G200 and today I will show you how you can set up the device
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So when you put it up for the first time, you should be presented with this screen right over here once you turn on the device
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And obviously you want to select your language from here. I'll be sticking with English
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And select Start. Next page. It prompts you to basically grab your SIM eject tool and pop in a SIM card, which I
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won't be doing. As you can see, that's the tray from the phone. Not going to be popping in
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That doesn't really give me any benefit. The reason it is here is to connect to a mobile network
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Now the SIM card that I have has no mobile network. It doesn't even function really, so that's why I'm not doing it
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Now the mobile network is normally used to, at least in the setup process, to log in to
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your Google account throughout the process actually. It will show up with the screen at one point and allow you to log in
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Now if you choose to skip this, you also have the option to use WiFi instead
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And if you skip both of them like I will, then Google login page will not show up throughout
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the setup process and additionally, date and time might not be set correctly
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Now the next page we have privacy and software update from Motorola. So help improve Motorola products, enhance device support and other garbage
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I'm going to basically disable all of them. I don't care for any of them, but if you do, keep them on
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Now we have Google services. We have location scanning and sending user and diagnostic data
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Going quickly into all of these. Location is just a simple GPS tracking, so apps can get your geolocation
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And as an example, Google Maps utilizes this to give you GPS tracking
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We have scanning, which allows the device to look for signals like WiFi and Bluetooth, so you can actually connect to something
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And then send user and diagnostic data simply allows Google to spy on you
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Then we have next page. It's just a simple screen lock. By default, it opts into a four-digit PIN
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And if you prefer to use something else, you can tap right here, screen lock options, and
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select whatever else you want. Now I'll be sticking with pattern. I'm going to draw my pattern
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And select next, and I'll draw it. There we go. Now obviously, if you didn't want to use any screen lock, you can tap on skip, and this
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will skip it. If you chose to set it up, it automatically also prompts you to set up a fingerprint
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But you don't have to, just as you didn't have to use a screen lock
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I'm going to skip this. And it'll have stay and a no
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So more Motorola garbage. I'm personally not interested in any of this, but if you are, or if you want to figure out
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more what that is, you can simply read everything we have right here
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So this is privacy policy. Not now. Then we have wait, there's more
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Provide email address to get spam mail. No thanks. And from here, we have gesture navigation
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Now the phone, by default, opts into gesture navigation, which, well done, Motorola
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I really like that. But if you're the type of person that never used it, or you want to disable it, you can
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go through this. It basically gives you a quick guide right here. So get started, swipe up to go home, swipe up and hold to go to recent, swipe from either
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side to go back. And from here, you can either swipe up to basically go home, or you can go into the
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settings and switch it to be a three-button navigation. It's completely up to you which one you pick
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I'm going to be sticking with this. So from here, we're basically done with the setup
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