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Welcome Infronomy I have One Plus 9 Pro and I'm going to show you a few tricks you can use on this device
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First let's open the settings to do it, swipe upwards on the screen to open the app menu, scroll down and tap on the settings icon
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And settings let's scroll down and tap on the buttons and gestures option
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And here we have a few things I want to show you
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First, let's tap on navigation bar and gestures. Here we can customize the way we navigate our system, basically, on our phone
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We have two options, back-home resents and navigation gestures. If you have back-home recent selected, you will have the navigation bar at the bottom of the screen with three buttons
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Resent apps button. Home screen, or other home button, my bat. And back button
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We can customize this bar. To do it, tap on navigation bar customization, right here
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And as you can see, we have a few options. First one is swap buttons
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If you enable this option by tapping the switch, basically it's going to swap the recent
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apps button with back button. D-sides will swap, basically, if you turn it off and on like this
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Below we have home button category, and we have two options in it
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Long-press action and double-tap action. Basically, we can set up a shortcut for our home button
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We can tap on long-press action and select an action. We have options like no action, open slash close menu, search assistant, turn-off screen, voice search
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open-shelf, open-slash-close notification center, and open-close close-close. split screen. For example, let's select turn off screen maybe. And now when we
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press and hold on the home button, it's gonna turn off the screen, as you can see
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And below we have double tap action. Instead of holding on the home button, we can double
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tap on it. And again, we can select different action, for example, open slash close
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menu. For some reason it's not really working. Let's just select different action
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For example Search Assistant And this one is working As you can see Okay
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And below Home button category we have Recent button and back button
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And we can set up shortcuts the same way with it for the home button
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Okay let's go back Another option to navigate our system is navigation gestures
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we can select it to enable it and now to navigate our system
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we won't have this bar at the bottom of the screen and we need to use the gestures to do it
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to go back we need to swipe from the edge of the screen
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to the middle of the screen press and hold rather swipe from the edge to the middle
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you will see this arrow oh my bad hi okay You will see this arrow appear I don know if you can see it because of my finger Let try again
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Oh, now you can see it. Basically this arrow appears. And if you release your finger, you will go back
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And it works from each edge of the screen. I mean only sides, not the top or button
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Bottom rather. Like this. If you want to go to home screen, you swipe up from the bottom of the screen
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Oh, like this. And if you want to open the recent apps, you swipe up from the bottom
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but hold your finger in the middle for a second or two, like this
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And here we have also customization setting for hide the bottom bar
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If you enable it, there won't be a bar at the bottom. If you disable it, this bar will appear at the bottom
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can open, I believe, Google Assistant with it by pressing and holding on it
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But I can seem to do it. Okay, let's go back. In the buttons and gestures menu, we have a few more options like quick gestures
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Let's tap on it. And here we have a few things we can enable or disable
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First one is three-finger screenshot. As you can see, for me, it's enabled by..
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But by default is disabled. If you enable this option by tapping the switch
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you can take a screenshot by swiping three fingers on the screen, basically. Like this
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Next option is double tap to wake. This option is enabled by default if I remember correctly
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And what this option allows you to do is basically to wake up your screen by double tapping on it
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Like this. And you can enable or disable this option. And below you have music control
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And this option allows you to control the music. when the screen is locked
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You can draw with two fingers the pause sign to post the music or play it
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and you can draw the next or back to switch between the tracks
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And below music control we have draw and different letters. Here we can basically set up a shortcut to open the apps or perform some apps
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or perform some action by drawing on the locked screen. For example, if I select draw O
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here as you can see, we have shortcuts like open camera, open front camera, record video, turn off on flashlight
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open shelf, but we can also select some applications. For example, I'm going to select Netflix, and now if I lock my screen and draw O on it
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it will open the Netflix app, as you can see. And you can customize every letter on this list right here
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Let's turn it off. Go back to the buttons and gestures. And here we have two more options
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First one is double-click the power button. Basically, this shortcut, if you tap on this option, by default, I think it's enabled
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And you have camera and none. This shortcut allows you to open the camera up by pressing the camera up by pressing the
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power button twice quickly Oh my butt Like this And if you select none it won work of course
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And the next option is press and hold the power button. And here we have two options
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power menu or voice assistant. This option is enabled by default and if you press and hold the
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power button, you will open the power menu, but you can turn it off or other switch it to voice
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assistant and now when you press and hold the power button you will open the voice
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assistant instead and to open the power menu i think you need to present hold the power
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button and volume up button together yes as you can see okay let's go back to settings
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Let's scroll down. Oh no, let's exit the settings. And another thing I want to show you is
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I'm pretty sure you're going to notice when you try to open the notification panel on your phone
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by default, by swiping down on the screen, you will open the OnePlus shelf instead of the notification panel
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To open the notification panel, you need to swipe from the top of the screen down
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like this. But you can customize this. To do it, press and hold on the middle of the wallpaper
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To open this menu, tap on the home settings. And here we have option called Swipe Down to Access
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Tap on it. Allow the permission for the storage. And as you can see, here we have this option
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We can enable it or disable it. But if you want to open the notification and quick settings by swiping down on the screen
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Simply select this option right here, notifications and quick settings instead of shelf
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Tap save. And now when you swipe down on the screen, you will open the notification panel like this
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Next thing I want to show you is a split screen. Basically, you can open two apps at the same time on the screen
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To do it, open the app you want to open in split screen
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For example, Chrome. Now, open the recent app's app's menu. On the app, present hold on the app window
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Right here. Tap on split screen. And now find the app or second app you want to open in the split screen, for example, Play Store
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As you can see, we have two apps opened at the same time. We can also switch the apps by tapping on this button right here
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Here we can open the apps from the recent. Apps menu or we can tap on the Great Area to open the home screen and here we can find
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another app for example settings and we have settings and Chrome opened at the same time
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To exit this Pilskin menu you need to grab this border in between the screens and drag
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it to the bottom or the top of the screen. depending which app you want to close Like this Okay Another thing I want to show you is quick lunch
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Basically if you have a fingerprint protection setup on your phone, you can use a quick launch feature
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So let's open these settings. You can tap on search, type in quick lunch, tap on quick lunch
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Tap on quick lunge, again tap on quick launch. And here we have quick launch settings
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Let's tap on the switch next to turn on quick launch to enable it. If you don't have the fingerprint protection setup yet, it will ask you to do it
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So I'm going to tap on fingerprint plus pattern, set up the pattern I want to use on my phone. Confirm
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Then tap down. Here tap next to set up my fingerprint. Got it and I'm going to set up my finger up quickly so give me seconds
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Okay let's tap down and now we can tap on shortcut settings
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We can tap on shortcut settings right here. And here we have shortcuts preview
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Basically, we can add or remove the shortcuts. To remove the shortcut, tap on the X button next to it
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Like this. You can also add shortcut by tapping on our shortcut button
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And here we have shortcuts. You can also tap on apps to add the app instead
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We have quite few shortcuts, as you can see. For example, let's add one shortcut and one app
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Let's add battery shortcut and find another app, for example
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Let's open Gmail. Okay, let's go back. Now we have battery and Gmail on the list
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We can also change the position on the list by pressing and holding next to the
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or rather on the sort button next to the item we want to move, and then we can drag it through the list and release it in the place we wanted
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to be like this. Okay. Now, how to use the quick launch
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Basically, when your screen is locked, then you want to unlock it with your fingerprint. You press and hold on the fingerprint sensor
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keep holding it, and this menu will appear. And here we can swipe left and right
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Don't release the finger, just keep swiping. And we can go through the options
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We have quite few, as you can see. For example, if I select Gmail and release my finger
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it's going to open the Gmail up. And if I select battery, it's going to open the battery menu, like this
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And as you could see, we can customize this and add different shortcuts and apps to this list
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And that should be all. Thank you for watching. If you found this video helpful, please consider subscribing to our channel and leaving the like on this
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