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In front of me, a Motorola G-30, and today I'll share a couple tweaks and
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I'll show a couple of tweaks you can do on this phone. Now starting off, we're going to begin with a fairly simple one, dark mode, which will
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obviously allow you to turn on dark mode, turning everything black or just really dark
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color, so it's more feasible to the eyes during night time. normally there is a toggle for it somewhere in notification panel but it looks
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like it's not the case here so let's go into these settings display and simply flip this
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on and voila there is the dark mode so as you can see it turns on settings into dark
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and basically every default app is also in dark mode now so there we go now I will
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turn it back off because I think it looks a little bit better in light mode on the video
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so that's primarily the reason for it. Now moving on to the next option, it's going to be the attentive display
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And this is a fairly nice, basically almost only Motorola option, at least under this name
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I believe Huawei also has one and like their mate 30s and up
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But what this option does is uses the front camera to basically scan for your face
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And if it sees that someone is looking at the display, it will keep the
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display on as long as it detects a face. So to get this on let go into the display and then step on advanced and find it somewhere here There we go attentive display
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So all you need to do is turn it on and allow, while using app
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how it works. So basically gives you a little bit of an overview how it works
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and just click on turn on, and there we go. So now as long as you're looking at the display
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the display won't fall asleep, which is nice. Now moving on to the next one
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it's going to be the live caption. This is something that might not be for everybody
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but for the people that this is, they will have the, well, they will have great use of it
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Now, what it basically does is uses a microphone to listen to the speakers
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I believe, although I might be incorrect, and basically gives you captions
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to anything that you would hear and that is coming from the device. So to enable it, we'll need to go to the accessibility section in the settings right over here
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And then scroll down to live caption. There we go, live caption
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And simply turn it on right over here. And when it's on, it will basically give you caption in almost the middle of a screen
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Anything that is basically being spoken or that it detects as text in your phone
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will then be written on the display. So that being said, let's go into YouTube as an example
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I going to go good enough I going to test if this will work when we can even see it right here So live caption music
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So let's skip it. Now this works for English, I believe, only
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So if there is some other language, I don't think it will detect it. I guess there is..
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Well, great. This channel has nice content, sarcastically speaking. I just play this, I guess
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There we go. Okay, Chip. It's a kid. Yeah, I need to feel it
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It's cold. It's gray. Covering in belts. Oh, and you're auditioning with some big Hollywood star
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Oh, really. So as you can see, it works fairly well. It's not necessarily real time
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It takes a little bit of time to actually process it. And also when you turn it on, it does give you a caption, basically telling you that while
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this is enabled all the time, this will consume a little bit more battery
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But then like I said, for people that have used for it, they will probably want to be
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able to live without it. Now moving on to the next option, it's going to be the gesture navigation
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Now by default we have these buttons at the bottom which are already way outdated, so to
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change it to actually something a little bit more feasible for 2021
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All we need to do is go again into the accessibility in the settings and scroll down till you see system navigation option So it
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System navigation right over here. And simply change it to a gesture now
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And as can see, you have this little bar now. So if you never use this, how this works is you swipe up to go home
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swipe up and hold to go to Resent, and swipe from the sides to bring up this arrow
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which is the bug gesture. and it works from both sides. And yeah, that's basically the quick abbreviation of how it works
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And now moving on to the last option, it's going to be the remove animation options
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which basically allows you to remove animations, just the way the name states
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So if we go into the settings, and again under accessibility, we will have the switch for remove animation
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And what this will do is basically now, instead of having like the sliding animation
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when you're going back to previous page, it just kind of instantly pops in
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Same goes for like recent and opening and closing apps, which is really nice
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It saves you a fraction of a second, but still it helps you access certain apps a little bit quicker
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which to me sometimes it's just a little bit better. Now that being said, this would conclude all the tweaks
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and tricks that are not to share. And if you found this very helpful, don't forget to have like, subscribe
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