Configuring Devices in Android 7.0

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• 1.  Configuring your connection settings in Android 7.0
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  To start using the internet on your Android device, you need to connect to a Wi-Fi network. You will see how to configure your wireless network settings, and how to enable Bluetooth and Airplane mode, as well as view your data usage. FREE ACCESS
• 2.  Configuring your device settings in Android 7.0
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  There are several different options available when it comes to configuring your device settings on your Android device. You will see how to configure your accessibility settings, your data storage as well as your sound settings. FREE ACCESS
• 3.  Configuring your user settings in Android 7.0
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  When using your Android device, you can configure the connected accounts to fit the user's needs. You can adjust the location settings, device language, backup and reset options and security settings. FREE ACCESS
• 4.  Managing application permissions in Android 7.0
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  Certain applications on your Android device need access to certain data in order to work properly. You will see how to configure your apps and manage your app permissions. FREE ACCESS
• 5.  Customizing your screen lock in Android 7.0
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  Your Android device contains personal information and sensitive data, which is why it is important to make sure not everyone can open and access your device. A good way to secure your device is by setting a secure screen lock. You will see the different options that you can use to lock your screen, like adding a pattern code or a password, in order to unlock and access your device. FREE ACCESS
• 6.  Managing your notifications in Android 7.0
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  On your Android device, you will receive notifications from apps informing you of updates or new messages or emails, for example. You can customize your notifications by choosing which apps can send you notifications and how you want to be notified. You can also enable "Do Not Disturb" mode in order to block notifications for a certain period of time. FREE ACCESS
• 7.  Activating battery saver mode in Android 7.0
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  Your Android device is battery powered and as you use it by accessing and using the different apps on your device, your battery charge will decrease. Some apps will use more battery power than others depending on the type of application. You can see which apps use the most battery and manage them via your battery settings. You can also enable battery saver mode if your battery is low and you do not have your charger on hand. FREE ACCESS