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Set up phone
3.
Turn it on
or off
To learn more about ELS, read
Turn emergency alerts off/on
Your phone can receive free, life-saving emergency alerts from the Federal Emergency Management Agency
(FEMA) to inform you of extreme weather or other threatening emergencies in your area, AMBER Alerts, and
Presidential Alerts during national emergencies.
When an emergency alert is sent out,
You can turn most alerts off or on (Presidential Alerts cannot be disabled) and adjust alert notification settings.
Note: Because alerts are intended to save lives, please consider carefully before turning alerts off. For more
information, visit http://www.fema.gov/wireless-emergency-alerts.
1.
Go to Settings.
2.
Touch Apps & notifications > Advanced > Wireless emergency alerts.
3.
Adjust settings as needed.
Make it yours
Now that you're up and running
Touch a task to learn more:
•
Set the wallpaper.
•
Assign
ringtones
or
•
Find some games.
•
Play some music.
•
Start
taking and sharing
Protect your phone
•
Set up a
screen
lock.
•
Set up
fingerprint security
•
In case you ever lose your phone, set up
Learn to use your phone
Here are some articles to get you started:
•
Move between apps and screens
•
Turn on the flashlight
•
Make calls
.
Google's
help.
appears in the status bar. Touch the notification to read the alert.
(battery charged
photos
to friends you call.
those selfies.
to unlock your screen safely and quickly with a touch.
Find My Device
with gestures or with
and
stuff moved from old
and record your
phone), it's time for fun.
IMEI
number.
buttons
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