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Welcome, I'm Ferdinand Zajmorola, Moto G62, and today I'll show you how you can go through the setup process of this device
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Now when you boot it up for the first time out of the box, you should be presented with this screen right over here
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And now most likely yours will be in English instead of Italian
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So I'm going to choose English from the list right here. And region, whatever United States is good enough
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From there we can select start, once you've chosen your desired language
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And you can now insert a SIM card. This step is optional and you don't have to do it if you don't want to
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The reason it shows up here is because inserting a SIM card is one of the ways you can connect to mobile network
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The other one would be through Wi-Fi. So if you choose to skip both of these methods, then you will not have the Google login page show up throughout the setup process
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And usually time and date isn't set correctly. While with network it's set correctly and it's based on internet, so it just pulls it from that and sets it up
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It also gives us information here about what I just said. So yeah, sign in to your Google account so you won't be able to do those things
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Restore apps and data, get software updates and automatically set up date and time
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I'll just select continue. Now keep in mind you can later on, after the setup has been completed, change all of that in settings
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Now going back to here we have some privacy and software update
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I can enable or disable these. So smart update, meaning automatically downloads and installs security updates and bug fixes over Wi-Fi and only over Wi-Fi
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Enhanced device support, get customization support and recommended recommendations for your device
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And then I share device usage statistics. Now I'm not interested in sharing anything, so I'm going to disable that
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And then we can go to the next page, which is date and time
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Now if you chose to insert a SIM card or connect to Wi-Fi, you will not see this page
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It will automatically go to the next one, which is Google services
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And in here you have three different services like location scanning and sending user and diagnostic data
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You can read exactly what these do and if you don't like them, you can just toggle them off
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You can see. From there, scroll down and select accept, which will then allow you to set up a screen lock
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Now by default, the device opts into a four digit PIN, but you can tap on screen lock options and choose also from pattern or password in addition
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Or if you don't want to just protect your phone at all, you can skip it
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Again, this can be changed later on in the settings. Now next thing we have some Motorola garbage
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Stay in the know. I just allow notifications from Motorola for some like weird stuff
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I'm just going to select not now. I don't really like cluttering my notifications with useless garbage, so not now
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Wait, there is more. I just provide us with our email so we can send you spam mail
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Not now. Or technically not ever. Choose your theme. So you have a choice between light and dark
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So it changes automatically. I will stick with the light one. Next
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Choose navigation style. Buttons, which we have only one right now, but normally you have three as you probably already seen them before
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Or you can use gesture navigation, which is what I will stick with
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So let's select next. Swipe up to get started, choose gestures, and our setup is now finished
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