H56（Stratus C7） - 说明书（Manual）

C L OUD

MOBIL E

USER

MANUAL

Table of Contents

Getting Started

• Get to Know Your Phone ................................................................ 1

Meet your Cloud Mobile Stratus C7

• SIM Card ..................................................................................................... 1

Install Your SIM Card

Remove Your SIM Card

• Memory SD Card ................................................................................ 3

Install your Memory SD Card

Remove your Memory SD Card

Using Your Phone

• Charge Your Battery ......................................................................... 3

• Turn Your Phone On or Off .......................................................... 3

• Restart Your Phone .......................................................................... 4

• Lock or Unlock Your Phone ........................................................ 4

• Use the Setup Wizard ..................................................................... 4

• Touch Buttons ...................................................................................... 4

• Home Screen .......................................................................................... 5

• Navigation ............................................................................................... 5

Swipe Up

Swipe Down

Tap

Drag and Drop

Long Press

Screenshot

Apps

• Phone ........................................................................................................... 6

Search Bar

Make a Call

Make a Call from Favorites

Make a Call from Recents

Make a Call from Contacts

Voicemail

Answer a Call

Decline a Call

Decline a Call with a Message

Actions on a Call

Save a Contact from a Recent Call

• Message .................................................................................................... 8

Send a Message

Receiving a Message

• Camera ........................................................................................................ 8

• Gallery ........................................................................................................... 9

View Pictures and Videos

Edit Pictures and Videos

Share Pictures and Videos

Settings

• Network & Internet .......................................................................... 10

Wi-Fi

Mobile Network

Airplane Mode

Hotspot and Tethering

• Connected Devices .......................................................................... 11

Pair a New Device

View Previously Connected Devices

Connection Preferences

Bluetooth®

Device Name

Pair a Bluetooth Device

Cast

Printing

Locate a File Received via Bluetooth

Nearby Share

Device Visibility

Data

Sharing Options

• Apps .............................................................................................................. 14

Default Apps

Screen Time

Unused Apps

Special App Access

• Notifications .......................................................................................... 15

App Settings

Notification History

Conversations

Device and App Notifications

Notifications on Lock Screen

Do Not Disturb

Turn On Do Not Disturb Mode

Wireless Emergency Alerts

Hide Silent Notifications in Status Bar

Allow Notification Snoozing

Notification Dot on App Icon

Enhanced Notifications

• Battery ........................................................................................................ 18

Battery Saver

Automatically Turn On Battery Saver

Battery Manager

Battery Percentage

• Storage ...................................................................................................... 19

Free Up Space

• Sound .......................................................................................................... 20

Volume

Do Not Disturb

Turn On Do Not Disturb Mode

Phone Ringtone

Media

Vibrate for Calls

Default Notification Sound

Select Preferred Notification Sound

Add Your Own Notification Sound

Default Alarm Sound

Preferred Notification Sound

Dial Pad Tone

Screen Locking Sound

Charging Sounds and Vibration

Touch Sounds

Touch Vibration

Sound Enhancement

• Display ...................................................................................................... 23

Brightness Level

Dark Theme

Night Light

Adaptive Brightness

Wallpaper

Screen Timeout

Advanced Settings

Auto-Rotate Screen

Font Size

Display Size

Screen Saver

Lock Screen

Privacy

Add Text on Lock Screen

Show Wallet

Show Device Controls

Wake Screen for Notifications

Lift to Wake

• Wallpaper ............................................................................................... 27

• Accessibility .......................................................................................... 28

Select to Speak

TalkBack

• Security .................................................................................................... 28

Security Status

Device Security

Screen Lock

Smart Lock

App Pinning

• Privacy ...................................................................................................... 30

Privacy Dashboard

Permission Manager

Camera Access

Microphone Access

Show Passwords

Notifications on Lock Screen

Show Clipboard Access

Autofill Service from Google

Google Location History

Activity Controls

Ads

• Location .................................................................................................. 32

App Location Permissions

Location Services

• Safety and Emergency ................................................................ 32

Emergency Information

Medical Information

Emergency Contacts

Emergency SOS

Notify for Help

Change your preferred contact number

Emergency Location Service

Wireless Emergency Alerts

• Passwords and Accounts ............................................................ 35

Passwords

Change Autofill Settings

• Digital Wellbeing and Parental Controls ........................ 35

Dashboard

Set an App Timer on Apps

Set a Timer

Delete a Timer

Focus Mode

Manage Notifications

Do Not Disturb

Turn On Do Not Disturb Mode

Show Icon in App List

Parental Controls

• Google ...................................................................................................... 38

Ads

Ad Personalization

Autofill

Backup

Set up and Restore

Restore Contacts

• DuraSpeed ............................................................................................. 40

• System ....................................................................................................... 41

• About Phone ......................................................................................... 41

Basic Info

Device Name

Legal and Regulatory

Device Details

SIM Status (SIM slots 1 or 2)

Device Identifiers

• Limited Warranty ............................................................................. 42

Precautions ............................................................................................ 43

FCC RF Exposure Information ........................................ 44

Earphone Jack

Charging Port

(Type-C Connector)

Light Distance

Sensor

Receiver

Front Camera

Touchscreen

Microphone

Volume Button

Power Button

Rear Camera

Speaker

LED Flash

Getting Started

Get to Know Your Phone

Meet your Cloud Mobile Stratus C7

SIM Card

install Your SIM Card

Your device uses a Nano SIM card. A SIM card may be

pre-installed or you may be able to use your previous

SIM card.

Your SIM card is provided by your carrier. For some

devices, the SIM card is pre-installed in your phone.

1. Place phone screen side down. Make sure it is on a

soft and dry surface.

2. Locate the cut-out slot at the bottom left corner of

phone.

3. Insert your fingernail into the cut-out slot to remove

the back cover of phone.

4. Place the back phone cover aside. You’ll need it later.

5. Find the SIM card slots located in the middle of your

phone. Each slot is labeled with a number (1 or 2).

6. Gently slide the SIM card into the slot with the numeric

label of “1” .

7. If you have a second SIM card, slide the SIM card into

the other slot. Make sure the SIM card's gold chip is

facing down. The phone only requires one SIM card to

be operational. Dual SIM is supported.

8. After the SIM card is inserted, reattach the back

cover to your phone by applying light pressure to the

back panel. Make sure to press the cover back into

place. Once your SIM card is installed, turn on your

phone, and wait a few minutes for your phone to find

a network.

NOTE

To avoid damage to phone, do not use any

other kind of SIM card, or any non-standard Nano

SIM card cut from a SIM card.

Remove your SIM Card

1. Place your phone screen side down. Make sure it is on

a soft and dry surface.

2. Locate the cut-out slot at the bottom left corner of

your phone.

3. Insert your fingernail into the cut-out slot to remove

the back cover of your phone.

4. Place the back phone cover aside. You'll need it later.

5. Find your SIM card you want to remove.

6. Press on your SIM card to lift the cover and gently

remove your SIM card.

SIM Card 2 Slot

SIM Card 1 Slot

Memory SD

Card Slot

SIM Card 2

SIM Card 1

Memory

SD Card

Memory SD Card

Install your Memory SD Card

1. Turn off your phone

2. Place your phone screen side down. Make sure it is on

a soft and dry surface.

3. Insert your fingernail into the cut-out slot to remove

the back cover of your phone

4. Place the back phone cover aside. You'll need it later.

5. Locate your memory SD card

6. Gently slide your memory SD card into the slot until it

clicks

Remove your Memory SD Card

1. Close all apps on your phone

2. Go to your Settings > Storage > Unmount SD card

3. Wait till you see the message displayed on the screen:

"SD card safe to remove"

4. Remove the back cover of your phone

5. Press on the memory SD card and gently slide memory

SD card out

Using Your Phone

Charge your Battery

Before turning on your device, make sure you charge it

fully.

Insert the provided USB-C cable and wall charger into

the charging port located at the top of your phone.

You can charge your battery from any standard outlet.

Turn Your Phone On or O

To turn your phone on:

• Press and hold the Power button, located on the right

side of your phone

To turn your phone o:

• Press and hold the Power button, located on the right

side of your phone

• Tap Power o

when prompted

Restart Your Phone

If your device stops responding to

taps or finger gestures and you’re

unable to turn it off, you can restart

your phone.

To restart your phone:

• Press and hold the Power button on

the right side of your phone and tap

Restart

when prompted.

Lock or Unlock Your Phone

Use your phone's screen lock features to keep your

phone secure. By default, your phone locks automatical-

ly when the screen times out.

To lock your phone, press the Power button.

To unlock your phone, press the Power button.

If you set a password, it will prompt you to enter your

password.

To set a screen lock, you can use a screen lock function

such as swipe, pattern, PIN, or password. Go to Settings

> Security > Screen Lock.

Use the Setup Wizard

The first time you turn your phone on, the setup wizard

guides you through how to set up your phone.

Follow the prompts to choose a default language,

connect to a Wi-Fi network, set up accounts, and more.

Touch Buttons

• The button moves back one step to the previous

menu/page.

• The button returns immediately to the main screen.

• The button displays a menu of recently opened

apps. You can also Clear All

in this view.

Save a Contact from a Recent Call

• Message .................................................................................................... 8

Send a Message

Receiving a Message

• Camera ........................................................................................................ 8

• Gallery ........................................................................................................... 9

View Pictures and Videos

Edit Pictures and Videos

Share Pictures and Videos

Settings

• Network & Internet .......................................................................... 10

Wi-Fi

Mobile Network

Airplane Mode

Hotspot and Tethering

• Connected Devices .......................................................................... 11

Pair a New Device

View Previously Connected Devices

Connection Preferences

Bluetooth®

Device Name

Pair a Bluetooth Device

Cast

Printing

Locate a File Received via Bluetooth

Nearby Share

Device Visibility

Data

Sharing Options

• Apps .............................................................................................................. 14

Default Apps

Screen Time

Unused Apps

Special App Access

• Notifications .......................................................................................... 15

App Settings

Notification History

Conversations

Device and App Notifications

Notifications on Lock Screen

Home Screen

The home screen will look similar

to the picture to the right.

• To switch between screens, simply

slide your finger across the touch

screen.

• The home screen contains

shortcuts to your most-used

apps and widgets.

• The status bar displays system

information, such as current time,

wireless connectivity and phone

battery.

Navigation

The touch screen responds best to a light touch. Do not

use excessive force or other objects on the touchscreen.

Swipe Up

When you swipe up, all your apps will

appear. Here, you can see all your

available apps.

Swipe Down

When you swipe in a downwards

motion on your screen, you can

quickly review your notifications

in the Notification Panel.

Swipe down again to display the fast

access menu, where you can modify

the functions such as Wi-Fi

, Battery

Saver, Bluetooth

, Airplane mode,

Auto-rotate, Do Not Disturb

, and

brightness.

Tap

Lightly tap on apps to select or launch them.

Drag and Drop

Tap and hold on an app and then move it to a new

location. You can:

1. Drag an app shortcut to add it to a home screen

2. Drag an app to place it in a new location

Long Press

Press and hold on an app to delete, uninstall, or move.

Screenshot

To take a screenshot, press and hold the Power button

and the Volume

button simultaneously for 1-2 seconds.

A floating toolbar will appear on the bottom of your

screen where you can quickly choose to edit or share

the screenshot. You can also find your screenshot in

your Gallery

Apps

Phone

The Phone app allows you to make calls and listen to

your voicemail.

Search Bar

On the top of your screen, you can search for your

contacts and places. To get contact information for

places near you, allow access to your location in

Settings

Make a Call

Tap Phone. Tap the Keypad in the bottom right

corner of your the phone screen. Here, you can enter a

number on the keypad to make a call.

Make a Call from Favorites

Call your favorite contacts with just one tap. In this tab,

you can add a person from your contacts to your

Favorites

Make a Call from Recents

The Recent tab features your call log of all incoming,

outgoing, and missed calls.

Make a Call from Contacts

In the Contacts tab, you’ll see all your contacts listed.

Tap on a contact to see their details and select call,

text, or video.

Voicemail

The Voicemail tab will display all your voicemail

messages. You'll be prompted to set up your visual

voicemail if it is your first time opening this tab.

Answer a Call

On the incoming call screen, swipe

your finger up to answer a call .

Decline a Call

To decline a call, swipe your

finger to the Red Call End

key .

Decline a Call with a Message

You can decline a call with a text message . Choose

from responses listed or write your own response.

Actions on a Call

While you are on a call, you can do the following:

• Mute the call

• Choose to put call on speaker

• Add call

• Hold the call

• Use the

Keypad

Save a Contact from a Recent Call

In the Recents tab of your phone app, you can save a

contact from a recent call.

Message

Send and receive messages with the Message app.

Send a Message

Compose a new message to a saved contact or

manually enter a phone number.

1. Tap the Message

2. Select Start Chat button in the bottom right corner

3. Choose recipients from Contacts

or enter a phone

number

Receiving a Message

When you receive a message, you’ll be notified. To see

your message, open the Message

app to view.

Camera

• Tap the Camera to enter

camera

mode and open the interface.

• Tap the button to take a

picture.

• Tap the button to start

camera recording.

• Tap the in the top right

corner to switch between

the front and back camera.

Gallery

Go to your Gallery to view, edit, and manage your

pictures and videos.

View Pictures and Videos

• Tap on a picture to view it

• Swipe left or right to view other pictures or videos in

order

• Tap on the star icon in the top right corner to mark

the picture as a favorite

• Tap on the three dots in the upper right corner to

see more details

• Tap Use As

to set the selected picture as your

wallpaper or assign it to a contact

Edit Pictures and Videos

For Pictures:

• Tap Edit to rotate, crop, or add a filter to your picture

• To save your edited picture, tap Save Copy

in the top

right corner

For Videos:

• Tap Edit to to adjust the length

of your video

• To save your edited video, tap

Save Copy

in the top right

corner

Share Pictures and Videos

From your Gallery,

• Tap on a picture or video

• Tap Share

and choose a

Contact or an app to share

your picture or video selection

Settings

To change settings, tap on Settings in your app

menu.

Network & Internet

Wi-Fi

You can connect your phone to a Wi-Fi network to

access the internet without using your mobile data.

1. Settings > Network and Internet > Wi-Fi

, and then

tap to turn on Wi-Fi and scan for available networks

2. Tap a network and enter password if required

3. Tap Connect

Mobile Network

Use Mobile Network to configure your phone’s ability to

connect to mobile networks or mobile data.

• Data Roaming:

Choose whether to allow your phone

to connect to mobile data when outside your carrier's

network area

• Data Usage:

Select to enable or disable mobile data,

view current usage, or set mobile data limit

Mobile data charges apply when data is turned on and

data will be passed through your mobile carrier's network.

To see your Mobile Network

, go to Settings > Network

and Internet > Mobile Network.

Airplane Mode

Airplane Mode turns off all network connections

including calling, texting, mobile data, Wi-Fi, and

Bluetooth

When Airplane Mode

is enabled, you can turn on Wi-Fi

and Bluetooth

in Settings to connect to available

networks or devices.

Go to Settings > Airplane Mode > Tap to enable

this feature.

Hotspot and Tethering

Your phone can be used as a mobile hotspot. When the

Hotspot

feature is enabled, it uses your mobile carrier

data plan to create a Wi-Fi network that can be used

for multiple devices.

To enable your mobile hotspot, go to Settings >

Network and Internet > Hotspot and Tethering >

Wi-Fi Hotspot > Tap to use Wi-Fi Hotspot.

Here, you will see your Hotspot

name, security code,

and Hotspot

password. You can also tap to turn off

Hotspot

automatically when no devices are connected

or extend compatibility to help other devices find this

hotspot.

Connected Devices

View your current or previously connected devices and

change your connection preferences.

Pair a New Device

To pair a new device:

1. Go to Settings > Connected Devices > Pair new device

2. Select from Available Devices via Bluetooth > Connect

View Previously Connected Devices

To view all previously Bluetooth connected devices, go

to Settings > Connected Devices > See all.

Connection Preferences

Connection preferences allows you to change settings

for various connections, such as Bluetooth

or casting.

To update these settings, go to Settings > Connected

Devices > Connection Preferences.

Bluetooth®

When Bluetooth is turned on, your phone can communi-

cate with other nearby Bluetooth

-enabled devices if

paired. Bluetooth

pairing is a one-time process.

To enable Bluetooth

, go to Settings > Connected

Devices > Connection Preferences > Bluetooth and

tap .

Device Name

You can rename your device’s name that appears in

Bluetooth

pairing to help identify it easier.

To update a connected device name:

1. Go to Settings > Connected Devices > Connection

Preferences > Bluetooth > Device Name

2. Fill out the form field to the desired name

Pair a Bluetooth Device

To connect your phone to a Bluetooth device, go to

Settings > Connected Devices > Connection

Preferences > Bluetooth > Pair New Device > Select a

Device > Pair.

Cast

You can cast content from your phone to nearby

devices that are on the same Wi-Fi network.

To cast, go to Settings > Connected Devices >

Connection Preferences > Cast.

Printing

Connect to nearby printers on the same Wi-Fi network

to print files from your phone.

1. Settings > Connected Devices > Connection

Preferences > Printing > Default Print Service

2. Tap to use print service

3. Make sure your Wi-Fi-enabled printer is on and

connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your phone

4. Verify your Wi-Fi-enabled printer is in the Default

Print Service list

5. Exit Settings

6. Open a ﬁle > Tap Print > Select a printer > Tap OK

Locate a File Received via Bluetooth

Use this feature to locate, move, copy, rename, or share

files that you received using Bluetooth

To find files that were sent to you via Bluetooth

, go to

Settings > Connected Devices > Connection

Preferences > Files Received via Bluetooth.

Nearby Share

Nearby Share uses Bluetooth scanning to find nearby

Android devices to send and receives files or apps. If

notifications are enabled, Bluetooth

scanning is used to

notify you if someone wants to share with you, even

when Nearby Share

is turned off.

NOTE

You must be signed into your Google

account to use this feature

To enable the Nearby Share

feature, go to Settings >

Connected Devices > Connection Preferences >

Nearby Share.

Device Visibility

Choose who can share with you when they are nearby.

Go to Settings > Connected Devices > Connection

Preferences > Nearby Share > Device Visibility.

Change your visibility by selecting one of the following:

• Everyone:

Anyone can share with you when they are

nearby

NOTE You must accept the transfer

• Contacts:

Only your contacts can share with you

when they are nearby

NOTE

You must be signed into your Google

account to use this feature

• Hidden:

No one can share with you until you make

yourself visible

Data

Select how you’d like to share your files.

Go to Settings > Connected Devices > Connection

Preferences > Nearby Share > Data.

Sharing Options

To change your sharing options, go to Settings >

Connected Devices > Connection Preferences >

Nearby Share > Data.

You can choose your data sharing option from the

following list:

• Data:

Data may be used for small files (charges may

apply)

• Wi-Fi only:

Only use Wi-Fi to share and never use

data to share

• Without Internet:

Files will always be shared offline

Apps

Apps allow you to see your recently opened apps and

all apps installed on your phone. To see all your apps

and app information, go to Settings > App Info.

NOTE You must accept the transfer

• Contacts:

Only your contacts can share with you

when they are nearby

NOTE

You must be signed into your Google

account to use this feature

• Hidden:

No one can share with you until you make

yourself visible

Data

Select how you’d like to share your files.

Go to Settings > Connected Devices > Connection

Preferences > Nearby Share > Data.

Sharing Options

To change your sharing options, go to Settings >

Connected Devices > Connection Preferences >

Nearby Share > Data.

You can choose your data sharing option from the

following list:

• Data:

Data may be used for small files (charges may

apply)

• Wi-Fi only:

Only use Wi-Fi to share and never use

data to share

• Without Internet:

Files will always be shared offline

Apps

Apps allow you to see your recently opened apps and

all apps installed on your phone. To see all your apps

and app information, go to Settings > App Info.

Default Apps

Choose your default app for your browser, caller ID,

spam, Digital Assistant, Home, Phone

, and SMS.

Screen Time

In the dashboard, you can see how much screen time

you use per day.

Unused Apps

Unused apps on your phone can be automatically moved

to this section after a long period of inactivity to free up

storage space on your phone.

To view your unused apps, go to Settings > Apps >

Unused Apps.

To enable or disable an individual app, go to Settings >

Apps > Tap to enable the Remove permissions

and free up space feature.

Special App Access

You can prioritize and streamline app access by

changing which apps have file access for your file

records. Here, you can modify system settings for all

apps in your phone.

Notiﬁcations

You can adjust notifications settings by prioritizing and

streamlining app alerts to change which apps send

notifications and how notifications alert you.

App Settings

Control notifications from individual apps. To allow and

enable notifications, tap for all your apps.

To update your app notifications, go to Settings >

Notiﬁcations > App Settings.

Save a Contact from a Recent Call

In the Recents tab of your phone app, you can save a

contact from a recent call.

Message

Send and receive messages with the Message app.

Send a Message

Compose a new message to a saved contact or

manually enter a phone number.

1. Tap the Message

2. Select Start Chat button in the bottom right corner

3. Choose recipients from Contacts

or enter a phone

number

Receiving a Message

When you receive a message, you’ll be notified. To see

your message, open the Message

app to view.

Camera

• Tap the Camera to enter

camera

mode and open the interface.

• Tap the button to take a

picture.

• Tap the button to start

camera recording.

• Tap the in the top right

corner to switch between

the front and back camera.

Notiﬁcation History

To enable the notification history feature, tap . When

enabled, your recent and snoozed notifications will

appear here. If disabled, you will not see any notifica-

tions listed here.

To see your Notiﬁcation History

, go to Settings >

Notiﬁcations > Notiﬁcation history.

Conversations

You can see your priority and modified conversations

here. If you marked a conversation as priority or make

any other changes to conversations, they will appear

here.

To update conversation settings: Swipe down > Open the

pull-down shade > Touch and hold a conversation.

Device and App Notiﬁcations

Control which apps and devices can read notifications.

To view and modify your device and app permissions,

go to Settings > Notiﬁcations > Device and App

Notiﬁcations.

Notiﬁcations on Lock Screen

To change how you see notifications on your lock

screen, go to Settings > Notiﬁcations > Notiﬁcations

on Lock Screen.

Choose to:

• Show conversations, default, and silent

• Hide silent conversations and notifications

• Don’t show any notifications

Do Not Disturb

With Do Not Disturb mode, you can mute sound, stop

vibration, and block visual disturbances. You can select

which apps, contacts, and notifications you want to

receive notifications from by either silencing them or

allowing them. Go to Settings > Notiﬁcations > Do Not

Disturb.

Turn On Do Not Disturb Mode

Tap the Turn On Now button to enable Do Not Disturb

mode. You can also select what notifications are allowed

in Do Not Disturb

Mode.

• People

: Select which conversation, calls, or messages

from your contacts can reach you when in Do Not

Disturb mode

• Apps

: Choose which app notifications to allow when

Do Not Disturb

mode is enabled

• Alarms and Other Interruptions:

Tap to enable

alarms, media sounds, touch sounds, reminders, or

calendar events from interrupting you in Do Not

Disturb mode.

Wireless Emergency Alerts

Go to Settings > Notiﬁcations > Wireless Emergency

Alerts > and tap to enable or disable wireless

emergency alerts. Select your alert preferences and

reminder frequency.

Types of Alerts available are:

• Extreme threats to life and property

• Severe threat to life and property

• AMBER alerts

• Test alerts

You can also see your Emergency Alert history.

Hide Silent Notiﬁcations in Status Bar

To hide silent notifications in the status bar, go to

Settings > Notiﬁcations > Hide Silent Notiﬁcations in

Status Bar > Tap .

Allow Notiﬁcation Snoozing

To allow notification snoozing, go to Settings >

Notiﬁcations > Allow Notiﬁcation Snoozing > Tap .

Notiﬁcation Dot on App Icon

A notification dot will appear next to an app icon to let

you know you have a notification within the app. To

enable, go to Settings > Notiﬁcations > Notiﬁcation

Dot on App Icon > Tap .

Enhanced Notiﬁcations

To enable enhanced notifications, go to Settings >

Notiﬁcations > Enhanced Notiﬁcations > Tap .

Once enabled, you’ll get suggested actions, replies, and

more.

Battery

Check your phone's battery percentage, battery usage,

and manage other features.

The Cloud Mobile Stratus C7 has a battery life of 6+

hours and is powered by a rechargeable battery. Use

the provided USB-C cord and wall charger to maximize

your phone’s battery lifespan.

Battery Saver

Battery Saver mode reduces the amount of power that

your phone uses when the battery gets low or when you

want to conserve your battery life. Battery Saver

mode

enables dark theme and limits background activity,

visual effects, and network connections.

To enable the Battery Saver feature, tap .

Automatically Turn On Battery Saver

1. Go to Settings > Battery > Battery Saver > Set a

Schedule

2. When setting your Battery Saver schedule, you can

select between two options: no schedule or based on

percentage

To enable Battery Saver

, go to Settings > Battery >

Battery Saver > Tap .

You can enable Battery Saver

to turn off when your

phone charges above 90%, go to Settings > Battery >

Tap .

Battery Manager

Battery Manager is a feature you can enable to

restrict apps that are draining your battery.

To enable Battery Manager

, go to Settings > Battery >

Battery Manager, Tap to detect when apps are

draining battery.

Battery Percentage

To view battery percentage, go to Settings > Battery >

Battery Percentage > Tap .

Storage

View your storage capacity available on your phone.

Here, you can view how much storage your Apps,

System, Trash, Documents, Games, Audio, Videos, and

Images are using.

Free Up Space

Manage and free your phone storage space.

• Tap Free up space

o go to your files and view

cleaning suggestions

• Choose to clean, browse, and share files

NOTE

You can free up space by enabling the Remove

permissions and free up space feature. To enable

this feature, go to Settings > Apps > Tap .

Sound

Volume

Adjust your Volume bar for media, call, alarm, ring, and

notification volume by going to Settings > Sound

Do Not Disturb

With Do Not Disturb mode, you can mute sound, stop

vibration, and block visual disturbances. You can select

which apps, contacts, and notifications you want to

receive notifications from by either silencing them or

allowing them.

To access the Do Not Disturb

feature, go to Settings >

Sound > Do Not Disturb.

Turn On Do Not Disturb Mode

To enable Do Not Disturb mode, tap the Turn On Now

button.

You can also select what notifications are allowed in Do

Not Disturb mode.

• People:

Select which conversation, calls, or messages

from your contacts can reach you when in Do Not

Disturb mode

• Apps:

Choose which app notifications to allow when

Do Not Disturb

mode is enabled

Free Up Space

Manage and free your phone storage space.

• Tap Free up space

o go to your files and view

cleaning suggestions

• Choose to clean, browse, and share files

NOTE

You can free up space by enabling the Remove

permissions and free up space feature. To enable

this feature, go to Settings > Apps > Tap .

Sound

Volume

Adjust your Volume bar for media, call, alarm, ring, and

notification volume by going to Settings > Sound

Do Not Disturb

With Do Not Disturb mode, you can mute sound, stop

vibration, and block visual disturbances. You can select

which apps, contacts, and notifications you want to

receive notifications from by either silencing them or

allowing them.

To access the Do Not Disturb

feature, go to Settings >

Sound > Do Not Disturb.

Turn On Do Not Disturb Mode

To enable Do Not Disturb mode, tap the Turn On Now

button.

You can also select what notifications are allowed in Do

Not Disturb mode.

• People:

Select which conversation, calls, or messages

from your contacts can reach you when in Do Not

Disturb mode

• Apps:

Choose which app notifications to allow when

Do Not Disturb

mode is enabled

• Alarms and Other Interruptions: Tap to enable

alarms, media sounds, touch sounds, reminders, or

calendar events from interrupting you in Do Not

Disturb mode

Phone Ringtone

Choose a pre-installed system ringtone or add your own

ringtone from your audio files.

Add your own ringtone by tapping + Add ringtone

and

select an audio file from your Files

or browse audio ﬁles

from your other apps.

To choose or change your ringtone, go to Settings >

Sound > Phone ringtone.

Media

Manage your media recommendations and Media

Player settings. To update media settings, go to

Settings > Sound > Media

To pin the Media Player

or show media recommenda-

tions, tap .

To show media recommendations based on your

activity, tap .

Vibrate for Calls

Choose from the selection to:

• Never vibrate

• Always vibrate

• Vibrate first then ring gradually

To customize your vibration settings, go to Settings >

Sound > Vibrate for calls.

Default Notiﬁcation Sound

Select a pre-installed sound or add your own notifica-

tion sound from your audio files.

Select Preferred Notiﬁcation Sound

To choose your preferred notification sound, go to

Settings > Sound > Default Notiﬁcation Sound.

Add Your Own Notiﬁcation Sound

1. Tap + Add notiﬁcation

2. Select an audio file from your Files or browse audio

files from your other apps

Default Alarm Sound

Choose a pre-installed alarm sound or add your own

alarm sound from your audio files.

Preferred Notiﬁcation Sound

To choose your preferred alarm sound, go to Settings >

Sound > Default Alarm Sound.

Add Your Own Alarm Sound

1. Tap + Add notiﬁcation

2. Select an audio file from your Files or browse audio

files from your other apps

Dial Pad Tone

To enable the dial pad tone, go to Settings > Sound >

Dial Pad Tone > Tap .

Screen Locking Sound

To turn on the screen lock sound, go to Settings >

Sound > Screen Locking Sound > Tap .

Charging Sounds and Vibration

To enable charging sounds and vibration, go to Settings

> Sound > Charging Sounds and Vibration > Tap .

Touch Sounds

To enable touch sounds, go to Settings > Sound >

Touch Sounds > Tap .

Touch Vibration

To enable touch vibration, go to Settings > Sound >

Touch Vibration > Tap .

Sound Enhancement

BesLoudness is a audio post-processing feature to

increase your phone’s device volume. Toggle your

BesLoudness

to enhance your volume for your

speakers.

To enable BesLoudness

, go to Settings > Sound >

Sound Enhancement > Tap .

Display

Brightness Level

Adjust the screen brightness to suit your surroundings

or personal preference. You can also adjust screen

brightness to conserve battery power.

To adjust the brightness level, go to Settings > Display.

• Customize options under Brightness

• Drag the Brightness slider to set a custom brightness

level

Dark Theme

You can change your phone’s display to a dark

background using a dark theme. To enable dark theme,

go to Settings > Display > Tap

Night Light

Night Light is a feature that reduces the amount of

blue light emitted by the device display to match the

natural light of your phone’s environment. This feature

will tint your screen in an amber color and make it

easier to look at your screen or read in dim light.

To enable Night Light

, go to Settings > Display > Tap .

Adaptive Brightness

When the Adaptive Brightness feature is enabled, your

screen brightness will automatically adjust to your

environment and activities. You can adjust the

brightness slider manually to help your phone learn your

preferences.

To enable adaptive brightness, go to Settings > Display

> Adaptive Brightness > Tap .

Wallpaper

You can personalize your phone’s wallpaper by using

your own picture from your gallery or from a

pre-installed wallpaper option.

To apply a wallpaper from your Gallery

, go to

Wallpaper > Gallery > Select Picture

To apply a pre-installed system wallpaper:

Wallpaper > Wallpapers > Select pre-installed picture.

Screen Timeout

The screen timeout feature will turn the screen off to

save battery life. The default is 1 minute. Choose from

the drop-down when your screen will timeout from:

• 15 seconds

• 30 seconds

• 1 minute

• 2 minutes

• 5 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 30 minutes

To change the screen timeout length, go to Settings >

Display > Screen Timeout.

Advanced Settings

To view advanced settings, tap the to view or

change your phone’s advanced display settings.

Auto-Rotate Screen

When this setting is on, the screen will automatically

rotate when you move your device between landscape

and portrait position.

To enable the auto-rotate screen feature, go to

Settings > Display > Advanced Settings > Tap .

NOTE

If you are using the TalkBack feature, you

might want to turn off the auto-rotate feature as it

can interrupt any spoken feedback.

Font Size

You will see a preview of the change of your font in the

sample text after you’ve set each slider to your

preferred size. Adjust the font size on the slider to

make the text on your screen smaller or larger.

To change font size, go to Settings > Display > Font Size.

Display Size

You will see a preview of the change of your font in the

sample display after you’ve set each slider to your

preferred size. Adjust the font size on the slider to

make the text on your screen smaller or larger.

To change display size, go to Settings > Display >

Display Size.

Screen Saver

Your phone’s screen saver can show the clock or

colorful backgrounds when your phone is charging or

docked.

To enable Screen Saver

, go to Settings > Display >

Advanced > Screen Saver > Tap .

Auto-Rotate Screen

When this setting is on, the screen will automatically

rotate when you move your device between landscape

and portrait position.

To enable the auto-rotate screen feature, go to

Settings > Display > Advanced Settings > Tap .

NOTE

If you are using the TalkBack feature, you

might want to turn off the auto-rotate feature as it

can interrupt any spoken feedback.

Font Size

You will see a preview of the change of your font in the

sample text after you’ve set each slider to your

preferred size. Adjust the font size on the slider to

make the text on your screen smaller or larger.

To change font size, go to Settings > Display > Font Size.

Display Size

You will see a preview of the change of your font in the

sample display after you’ve set each slider to your

preferred size. Adjust the font size on the slider to

make the text on your screen smaller or larger.

To change display size, go to Settings > Display >

Display Size.

Screen Saver

Your phone’s screen saver can show the clock or

colorful backgrounds when your phone is charging or

docked.

To enable Screen Saver

, go to Settings > Display >

Advanced > Screen Saver > Tap .

To update your screen saver:

1. Go to Settings > Display > Advanced > Screen Saver

2. Select Current Screen Saver

3. Select Colors or Clock

To update when to start your screen saver:

1. Go to Settings > Display > Advanced Screen Saver

2. Select When to start

3. Choose: while charging, while docked, while charging

or docked, or never

Lock Screen

You can choose what your lock screen displays on your

phone.

To change your lock screen image, go to Settings >

Display > Advanced > Lock Screen.

Privacy

To adjust your privacy settings on your lock screen, go

to Settings > Display > Lock Screen > Privacy

and

choose to:

• Show all notification content

• Don’t show notifications at all

Add Text on Lock Screen

You can add a custom lock screen message on your

phone.

To add text on your lock screen, go to Settings >

Display > Lock Screen > Add text on lock screen >

Enter in your custom text in the form ﬁeld

Show Wallet

Your phone wallet can store electronic cards, passes,

tickets, coupons, and more.

To enable your wallet, go to Settings > Display >

Advanced > Lock Screen > tap to show wallet.

NOTE

To show your phone’s wallet, you must have

your screen lock enabled for security purposes.

Show Device Controls

To enable Device Controls, go to Settings > Display >

Advanced > Lock Screen > tap to show device

controls.

Wake Screen for Notiﬁcations

The wake screen feature will turn on and light up your

screen when you get a new notification.

To enable wake screen for notifications, go to Settings

> Display > Advanced > Lock Screen > Tap .

Lift to Wake

The Lift to Wake feature automatically wakes the lock

screen when you raise your phone to look at it.

To enable the Lift to Wake

feature, go to Settings >

Display > Advanced > Tap .

Wallpaper

Change your home and lock screen wallpaper. You can

display a favorite picture or choose from pre-installed

wallpapers.

To change your wallpaper:

1. Settings > Wallpapers

2. Select where to choose your wallpaper from: Gallery

or Wallpapers

3. Tap an image to choose it

a. Tap Set Wallpaper

at the top left corner

4. Select Home Screen, Lock Screen, or Home Screen

and Lock Screen

Accessibility

Select to Speak

When Select to Speak is turned on, you can tap specific

items on your screen to hear them read aloud.

To enable Select to Speak

, go to Settings > Accessibili-

ty > Select to Speak and Tap .

To use Select to Speak

1. Tap a specific item (text or image)

2. Tap the Play

button to hear your selection read aloud

TalkBack

TalkBack is a screen reader intended for people who

have difficulty seeing the screen. When TalkBack

is on,

it provides spoken feedback so you can use your device

without looking at the screen.

To enable TalkBack

, go to Settings > Accessibility >

TalkBack and Tap .

To enable a TalkBack shortcut, hold your Volume

button for a few seconds.

To use TalkBack

• Swipe right or left to move between screens. When

TalkBack

is on, the focused item on the screen is

spoken out loud.

NOTE

You might want to turn off the auto-rotate

feature if you enable TalkBack

, as it can interrupt

any spoken feedback.

Security

Security Status

View your security status in Google Play Protect, check

the date of your last security update, and set up Find

My Device.

To check your security status, go to Settings > Security

Device Security

View your screen lock, Smart Lock, device admin apps,

Encryption and credentials, Trust agents, and app

pinning features.

Screen Lock

To change your screen lock, go to Settings > Screen

Lock > Choose from the following options:

• None

• Swipe

• Pattern

• PIN

• Password

Smart Lock

The Smart Lock feature keeps your phone unlocked

when it’s with you. Smart Lock

can recognize when:

• Your phone is being carried

• You're near home or another trusted place

• Your watch or another trusted device is nearby

To change your Smart Lock

, go to Settings > Screen

Lock > Smart Lock. To disable your Smart Lock, go to

Settings > Screen Lock > Smart Lock > Trust Agents

App Pinning

App pinning allows you to keep an app’s screen in your

view until you decide to unpin it. You will not be able to

use any other apps while one app is pinned. To use

other apps again, simply unpin that screen.

To turn on the app pinning feature, go to Settings >

Security > App Pinning > Tap .

Privacy

Cloud Mobile phones are designed to protect your

privacy and information. You can grant or deny apps

permission to suit your preferences while using other

companies' apps and websites. To adjust your privacy

settings, go to Settings > Privacy

Privacy Dashboard

See which apps were recently updated with permissions.

Go to Settings > Privacy > Privacy Dashboard

Permission Manager

Control app access to your data from your Body

sensors, Calendar

, Call logs, Camera, Contacts, Files,

Location, Microphone, Nearby Devices, Phone, Physical

Activity, SMS, and Additional Permissions.

To access the permission manager, go to Settings >

Privacy > Permission Manager.

Camera Access

To enable access to your device’s front and back

camera, go to Settings > Privacy > Tap

Microphone Access

To enable access to your device’s microphone, go to

Settings > Privacy > Tap

Show Passwords

You can choose to display characters briefly as you

type your passwords. To enable the show passwords

feature, go to Settings > Privacy > Tap

Notiﬁcations on Lock Screen

You can choose to show all notifications on your

device’s lock screen or choose to have no notifications

shown at all.

To have notifications appear on your lock screen, go to

Settings > Privacy > Notiﬁcations on Lock Screen.

Show Clipboard Access

When Clipboard Access is enabled on your phone, you’ll

see a message when your app has accessed your

clipboard. This feature will show a message when apps

access text, images, or other content you’ve copied. To

enable clipboard access, go to Settings > Privacy >

Tap to show clipboard access.

Autoﬁll Service from Google

View all your saved passwords, credit cards, and

addresses that you have saved in Google

To access all your autofill information, go to Settings >

Privacy > Autoﬁll Service from Google.

Google Location History

View all your Google saved locations.

To access your Google

location history, go to Settings >

Privacy > Google Location History.

Activity Controls

Choose the activities and information you allow Google

to save.

To customize the saved information, go to Settings >

Privacy > Activity Controls.

Ads

See your advertising ID and personalization information

on Google

• To opt-out of Ads Personalization, tap

Location

View all the apps that recently accessed your location.

To enable the option for your device to use your

current location, go to Settings > Location > Tap to

use location.

App Location Permissions

You can choose which apps have access to your

location and change your location permissions at any

time.

To enable location permission:

1. Go to Settings > Location > App Location Permissions

2. Select an app

3. Choose from the options: Allow only while using the

ap, ask every time, or don’t allow

Location Services

You can see your Google Location History here, and can

turn on or off the following:

• Emergency Location Service

• Google

Location Accuracy

• Wi-Fi scanning

• Bluetooth

scanning

To change your location services preferences, go to

Settings > Location > Location Services

Safety and Emergency

Emergency Information

Fill out your emergency information to help first

responders in an emergency. Anyone can read this

information from your lock screen and dial your

contacts without unlocking your phone.

Medical Information

Get help during an emergency with your phone by

adding your medical information to help first respond-

ers.

You can fill out the following fields:

• Name

• Address

• Blood Type

• Allergies

• Medications

• Organ Donor

• Medical Notes

To add medical information, go to Settings > Safety and

Emergency > Emergency Information > Add Information

> Fill in form ﬁelds.

Emergency Contacts

You can enter your emergency contact to help first

responders in an emergency situation.

To add an emergency contact, go to Settings > Safety

and Emergency > Emergency Information > Emergency

Contacts > Add Contact > Choose a Contact.

Emergency SOS

The Emergency SOS feature will call the local

emergency service number or preferred contact

number and play an alarm in an emergency. To send an

Emergency SOS

, press the Power button quickly 5 times

or more to start the Emergency SOS

feature and the

countdown alarm.

To enable the Emergency SOS

feature, tap .

To enable the countdown alarm to play a loud sound

when Emergency SOS

is starting, tap .

Notify for Help

Add a phone number that you would like to be called

during an emergency. The default number to call for

help is dependent on your local emergency service

number.

Change your preferred contact number

To change your preferred contact number, go to

Settings > Safety and Emergency > Emergency SOS >

Call for help.

NOTE

If you choose to enter a non-emergency

number, your device must be unlocked to use

Emergency SOS and your call may not be answered.

Emergency Location Service

To enable access to use the Emergency Location

Service, Go to Settings > Safety and Emergency >

Emergency Location Service > tap .

When you enable Emergency Location Service

• Your device can automatically send its location to

emergency response partners when you call or text

an emergency number

• Emergency Location Service

may use your device’s

location and Google

Location Accuracy

NOTE

If your Emergency Location Service is off,

your mobile carrier may still send your device’s

location during an emergency call.

Wireless Emergency Alerts

To enable wireless emergency alerts, tap and select

your alert preferences and reminder frequency. You

can also see all the Emergency alert history your phone

has previously alerted you.

Notify for Help

Add a phone number that you would like to be called

during an emergency. The default number to call for

help is dependent on your local emergency service

number.

Change your preferred contact number

To change your preferred contact number, go to

Settings > Safety and Emergency > Emergency SOS >

Call for help.

NOTE

If you choose to enter a non-emergency

number, your device must be unlocked to use

Emergency SOS and your call may not be answered.

Emergency Location Service

To enable access to use the Emergency Location

Service, Go to Settings > Safety and Emergency >

Emergency Location Service > tap .

When you enable Emergency Location Service

• Your device can automatically send its location to

emergency response partners when you call or text

an emergency number

• Emergency Location Service

may use your device’s

location and Google

Location Accuracy

NOTE

If your Emergency Location Service is off,

your mobile carrier may still send your device’s

location during an emergency call.

Wireless Emergency Alerts

To enable wireless emergency alerts, tap and select

your alert preferences and reminder frequency. You

can also see all the Emergency alert history your phone

has previously alerted you.

Types of Alerts available are:

• Extreme threats to life and property

• Severe thereat to life and property

• AMBER alerts

• Test alerts

Passwords and Accounts

Access saved passwords to login into your accounts

seamlessly. Manage both your accounts and passwords

from a single page. With this feature, you can choose

your credentials and let your phone automatically fill out

the rest of your passwords.

Passwords

Once you connect a Google account to your phone, you

can sync your password manager stored on the cloud

to your phone.

Go access your passwords, go to Settings > Passwords

and Accounts > Passwords > Google > Select your Gmail

account on your phone > View all saved passwords

Change Autoﬁll Settings

Easily switch out the preferred password autofill app on

your phone.

Go change your autofill settings, go to Settings >

Passwords and Accounts > Autoﬁll Service > Select the

service > Tap OK to conﬁrm you trust the app.

To enable apps to refresh data automatically, tap .

Digital Wellbeing and Parental Controls

In Digital Wellbeing, you can see which apps and

websites you use most and set daily limits. You can learn

more about your phone usage, track it over time, and

limit the time spent on certain apps. This was built for

parents to monitor and limit their child’s screen time.

Dashboard

The Dashboard section will display all the apps you’ve

used each day to discover how much screen time you’ve

been using. To navigate through each day, tap on the

left <

or right > arrows.

To locate your dashboard, go to Settings > Digital

Wellbeing and Parental Controls > Dashboard.

Set an App Timer on Apps

Tap on the next to an app to set app timers to limit

time spent on an app. App timers will reset at midnight.

You cannot set app timers for important system apps

like Settings

, Phone, or the Playstore.

After the timer expires, the app icon stays grayed out

for the rest of the day until midnight. You can override

the timer and reopen the app after it has grayed out.

Set a Timer

To set a timer, go to Settings > Dashboard > Show all apps

> Tap on the next to an app > set timer > Tap OK.

Delete a Timer

To delete a timer, go to Settings > Dashboard > Show all

apps > Tap on the next to an app > Tap Delete Timer.

Focus Mode

You can set your phone in Focus mode to pause specific

app notifications. Select the apps you wish to pause and

tap the Turn On Now

button.

You can also use the Take a Break

option to temporar-

ily resume the notifications for your selected apps in

Focus

mode. After the timer expires, Focus mode will

turn back on.

To turn on Focus mode, go to Settings > Focus Mode >

Select Distracting Apps > Tap Set a Schedule > Tap

the Turn On Now button.

Manage Notiﬁcations

To enable notifications, go to Settings > Digital Wellbeing

and Parental Controls > App Notiﬁcations > Tap .

Do Not Disturb

With Do Not Disturb mode, you can mute sound, stop

vibration, and block visual disturbances. You can select

which apps, contacts, and notifications you want to

receive notifications from by either silencing them or

allowing them.

Turn On Do Not Disturb Mode

Tap the Turn On Now button to enable Do Not Disturb

mode. You can also select what notifications are allowed

in Do Not Disturb

mode.

• People:

Select which conversation, calls, or messages

from your contacts can reach you when in Do Not

Disturb mode

• Apps:

Choose which app notifications to allow when

Do Not Disturb

mode is enabled

• Alarms and Other Interruptions:

Tap to enable

alarms, media sounds, touch sounds, reminders, or

calendar events from interrupting you in Do Not

Disturb mode

To turn on Do Not Disturb

mode from the Digital

Wellbeing and Parental Controls section, go to Settings

> Digital Wellbeing and Parental Controls > Do Not

Disturb.

Show Icon in App List

To enable the Digital Wellbeing and Parental Controls

icon in the app list, go to Settings > Digital Wellbeing

and Parental Controls > Tap .

Parental Controls

Add content restrictions and set other limits to help

your child balance their screen time.

To enable parental controls, go to Settings > Digital

Wellbeing and Parental Controls > Set Up Parental

Controls > Select Get Started to set up parental

controls with Google’s Family Link.

Google

Sign into your Google account to enable your phone to

synchronize your email, contacts, and calendar using

Gmail

. You can back up, restore, and transfer your data

from an old Google-supported phone to your new

phone.

NOTE

Your phone can run without a Google

account and you can add other accounts to fill out

your contacts and calendar and calendar.

Ads

See your advertising ID and personalization information

on Google

Ad Personalization

By default, your phone is enabled to receive personal-

ized and relevant ads. If you wish to opt-out of this

feature, go to Settings > Google > Ads > Tap to

Opt-out of Ads Personalization.

Autoﬁll

Choose to autofill with Google or have SMS verifications

codes be automatically filled.

To access autofill, go to Settings > Google > Autoﬁll

To enable autofill for SMS verification codes, go to

Settings > Google > Autoﬁll > SMS Verﬁciation Codes >

tap autoﬁll service.

To enable your default browser to allow autofill service

to enter verification codes from text messages, go to

Settings > Google > Autoﬁll > SMS Verﬁciation Codes >

tap default browser.

Backup

Easily restore your data or switch devices at any time

by backing up your data to your Google

account via

Google Drive

. Backup includes:

• Apps and data

• Call history

• Contacts

• Device includes such as Wi-Fi passwords and permissions)

• SMS

To back up your data, go to Settings > Google > Backup

Set up and Restore

You can back up the contacts stored on your phone or SIM

card. Storing data varies by phone and Android version.

You cannot restore a backup from a higher Android

version onto a phone running a lower Android version.

Restore Contacts

1. Go to Settings > Google > Set Up and Restore >

Restore Contacts

2. Choose which Google

account’s contacts to restore

3. Tap the phone with contacts to copy

4. Tap Restore

5. Wait until you see a prompt stating your contacts were

restored

DuraSpeed

DuraSpeed helps boost the foreground app by

restricting background apps.

NOTE

Notifications may be postponed or not

received.

To enable an app to run in the background, tap for

any of the following apps:

• Calculator

• Calendar

• Camera

• Chrome

• Clock

• Contacts

• Digital Wellbeing

• Drive

• Duo

• Files

• Files by Google

• FM Radio

• Gallery

• Gboard

• Gmail

• Google Assistant Go

• Google Go

• Google Play services

• Google Play Store

• Google TV

• Maps

• Messages

Restore Contacts

1. Go to Settings > Google > Set Up and Restore >

Restore Contacts

2. Choose which Google

account’s contacts to restore

3. Tap the phone with contacts to copy

4. Tap Restore

5. Wait until you see a prompt stating your contacts were

restored

DuraSpeed

DuraSpeed helps boost the foreground app by

restricting background apps.

NOTE

Notifications may be postponed or not

received.

To enable an app to run in the background, tap for

any of the following apps:

• Calculator

• Calendar

• Camera

• Chrome

• Clock

• Contacts

• Digital Wellbeing

• Drive

• Duo

• Files

• Files by Google

• FM Radio

• Gallery

• Gboard

• Gmail

• Google Assistant Go

• Google Go

• Google Play services

• Google Play Store

• Google TV

• Maps

• Messages

• Google TV

• Maps

• Messages

• MyTruConnect

• Phone

• Settings

• SIM Toolkit

• Sound Recorder

• Wireless emergency alerts

• YouTube

• YouTube Music

System

Customize your phone’s system settings or reset the

device.

• Language and input:

Select device languages and

change settings such as keyboards and voice input types

• Data and time:

Access the settings to control how the

device displays the date and time

• Backup:

Easily restore your data or switch devices at

any time by backing up your data to your Google

account via Google Drive

• System Update: View the phone’s software version and

check for updates

Tap on the Check for Update

button to check for needed

updates

About Phone

Access your phone’s information, view your device details,

and read the legal disclaimers.

Go to Settings > About Phone

to access all your phone’s

information listed below.

Basic Info

View or change your Device Name and the phone

numbers in your SIM slots (1 or 2).

Device Name

You can rename your device’s name in the About Phone

section.

• Google TV

• Maps

• Messages

• MyTruConnect

• Phone

• Settings

• SIM Toolkit

• Sound Recorder

• Wireless emergency alerts

• YouTube

• YouTube Music

System

Customize your phone’s system settings or reset the

device.

• Language and input:

Select device languages and

change settings such as keyboards and voice input types

• Data and time:

Access the settings to control how the

device displays the date and time

• Backup:

Easily restore your data or switch devices at

any time by backing up your data to your Google

account via Google Drive

• System Update: View the phone’s software version and

check for updates

Tap on the Check for Update

button to check for needed

updates

About Phone

Access your phone’s information, view your device details,

and read the legal disclaimers.

Go to Settings > About Phone

to access all your phone’s

information listed below.

Basic Info

View or change your Device Name and the phone

numbers in your SIM slots (1 or 2).

Device Name

You can rename your device’s name in the About Phone

section.

Go to Settings > About Phone > Device Name > Fill out

the form ﬁeld.

Legal and Regulatory

To read the legal and regulatory information, go to

Settings > About Phone > Legal Information.

Here, you can view:

• Third-party Licenses

• Google

Legal

• Google Play

System Update Licenses

• System WebView Licenses

Device Details

See your SIM status in SIM slots (1 or 2), phone model, IMEI

number, and Android version from here.

SIM Status (SIM slots 1 or 2)

View the network, pohone number, mobile network

state, operator info, service state, signal strength, and

mobile voice network type on your SIM. Go to Settings >

About Phone > SIM Status (SIM slot 1) or SIM Status

(SIM slot 2).

Device Identiﬁers

Your device identifier is your unique, anonymous

identifier assigned to your phone. Go to Settings >

About Phone to see your phone’s:

• IP Address

• Wi-Fi MAC address

• Device Wi-Fi MAC Address

• Bluetooth

address

• Up time

• Build number

• Custom build version

Limited Warranty

Your new Cloud Mobile Stratus C7 phone has a limited

warranty. Details are available at

www.cloudmobile.com/warranty.

Precautions

On the Road

Using a device while driving is illegal in many countries.

Please refrain from using your mobile device while

driving.

Near Sensitive Electronics or Medical

Equipment

Don’t use your device near sensitive electronic

equipment – particularly medical devices such as

pacemakers – as it could cause them to malfunction. It

can also interfere with the operation of fire detectors

and other automatic-control equipment.

While Flying

Your device can cause interference with aircraft

equipment. So it’s essential you follow airline regulations.

If airline personnel asks you to switch off your device, or

disable its wireless functions, please do as they say.

At a Gas Station

Don’t use your device at gas stations. In fact, it’s always

best to turn off your phone whenever you’re near fuels,

chemicals or explosives.

Making Repairs

Never take your device apart. Please leave that to the

professionals. Unauthorized repairs could break the terms

of your warranty. Don’t use your device if the antenna is

damaged, as it could cause injury.

Around Children

Keep your mobile out of children’s reach. It should never

be used as a toy as the device can be hazardous.

Near Explosives

Turn off your device in or near areas where explosive

materials are used. Always obey local laws and turn off

your device when requested.

Emergency Calls

To make an emergency call, your device must be turned

on and in an area where there’s network coverage. Dial

the national emergency number and press “Send.”

Explain exactly where you are and don’t hang up until

help has arrived.

Working Temperature

The working temperature for the device is between 0

and 40 degree Celsius. Please don’t use the device

outside the range. Using the device under too high or

too low temperature might cause problems. At very high

volume, prolonged listening to a mobile device can

damage your hearing.

FCC RF Exposure Information

Read this information before using your phone

In August 1986 the Federal Communicatons Commission

(FCC) of the United States with its action in Report and

FCC 96-326 adopted an updated safety standard for

human exposure to radio frequency (RE) electromagnet-

ic energy emitted by FCC regulated transmitters. Those

guidelines are consistent with the safety standard

previously set by both U.S. and international standards

bodies. The design of this phone complies with the FCC

guidelines and these international standards. Use only

the supplied or an approved antenna. Unauthorized

antennas modifications, or attachments could impair call

quality, damage the phone, or result in violation of FCC

regulations. Do not use the phone with a damaged

antenna. If a damaged antenna meets the skin, a minor

burn may result. Please contact your local dealer for

replacement antenna.

Body-Worn Operation:

This device was tested for typical body-worn

operations with the back/front of the phone kept 1cm

from the body. To comply with FCC RF exposure

requirements, a minimum separation distance of 1cm

must be maintained between the user's body and the

back/front of the phone, including the antenna.

Third-party belt-clips, holsters and similar accessories

containing metallic components shall not be used.

Body-worn accessories that cannot maintain 1cm

separation distance between the use's body and the

back/front of the phone and have not been tested for

typical body-worn operations may not comply with FCC

RE exposure limits and should be avoided.

For more information about RF exposure, please visit

the FCC website at www.fcc.gov

Your wireless handheld portable telephone is a low

power radio transmitter and receiver. When it is ON, it

receives and sends out radio frequency (RF) signals. In

August,1996,the Federal Communications Commissions

(FCC) adopted RF exposure guidelines with safety levels

for hand-held wireless phones. Those guidelines are

consistent with the safety standards previously set by

both U.S. and international standards bodies:

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Those standards were based on comprehensive and

periodic evaluations of the relevant scientific literature.

For example, over 120 scientists, engineers, and

physicians from universites, government health

agencies, and industry reviewed the available body of

research to develop the ANSI StandardC95.1

Nevertheless, we recommend that your use a

hands-free kit with your phone (such as an earpiece or

headset) to avoid potential exposure to RF energy. The

design of your phone complies with the FCC guidelines

(and those standards) .

Use only the supplied or an approved replacement

antenna. Unauthorized antennas, modifications, or

attachments could damage the phone and may violate

FCC regulations.

Normal Position:

Hold the phone as you would any other telephone with

the antenna pointed up and over your shoulder.

RF Exposure Information:

This product is compliance to FCC RF Exposure

requirements and refers to FCC website https://apps.f-

cc.gov/oetcf/eas/reports/GenericSearch.cfm search

for FCC ID:2AY6A-C7

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1 )This device may not cause harmful interference.

(2)This device must accept any interference received,

including interference that may cause undesired

operation.

The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV

interference caused by unauthorized modifications to

this equipment. Such modifications could void the user's

authority to operate the equipment.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply

with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to

part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to

provide reasonable protection against harmful

interference in a residential installation. This equipment

generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy

and, if not installed and used in accordance with the

instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio

communications. However, there is no guarantee that

interference will not occur in a particular installation. If

this equipment does cause harmful interference to

radio or television reception, which can be determined

by turning the equipment off and on, the user is

encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or

more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and

receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit

different from that to which the receiver is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

technician for help.

Do not use the device with the environment which below

minimum -10

C or over maximum 40

C, the device may

not work. Changes or modifications to this unit not

expressly approved by the party responsible for

compliance could void the user's authority to operate

the equipment.

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