How-to

Requirements: 1) The target device supports casting. 2) The target device and your phone are connected to the same WiFi. How to use it: 1) On the screen of the target device, such as a TV's, open the screen-cast application. 2) On Nothing Phone, go to Settings > Connect devices > Connection preferences > Casts and search for the targeted device to cast to.

Nothing Phone supports dual card dual standby. To efficiently manage the network behaviour of two SIM cards, we provide a SIM card management function. Tap Settings > Network & internet > SIM card, and select your data / call demand / SMS preferences.

There are two ways to do this: 1) Swipe up from the homescreen, tap on Contacts, select the relevant contact, then tap the 3 vertical dots icon > Block numbers > Block. 2) Tap on the Dialer app and go to Contacts, select the contact, then tap the 3 vertical dots > Block numbers > Block.

There are two ways to do this: 1) Go to Settings > Connected devices > Connection preferences > NFC, toggle on the Use NFC. 2) Swipe down from the top of the phone to access the notification status bar. Then swipe down again to go to the control centre, then slide to toggle the NFC icon to enable.

Nothing Phone uses Google's default backup process when connected to WiFi and left on standby for 2 hours to charge. If you need to back up now, go to Settings > Google > Backup and click the Back up now button.

Long-press the empty space of the home screen and go to Customisation > Wallpaper and style to change the wallpaper or color.

1.To set up screen recording, swipe down from the top of the screen twice to access the expanded quick settings. Click on the edit (pencil) icon and drag the Screen record tile up from the hidden tiles. 2.To begin recording, swipe down to open the quick settings and find the newly added Screen record tile. Click on it once and confirm to begin recording after the three-second countdown, shown on the right side of the notification bar. 3.To finish recording, swipe down to open the notification center and click on Stop to save the recording. The file can be accessed via Google Photos > Library > Movies.

Hold the power button and volume up button simultaneously until the Nothing logo appears on the display.

Please click on this link and input the required information to track the status of the repair. Note: Tracking the repair status are for those who applied online.

Please click on this link and input the required information to track the status of the repair. Note: Tracking the repair status are for those who applied online.

Go to Settings> Network & Internet> Hotspot and Tethering> WiFi Hotspot. Note: When you use your Hotspot, your phone consumes a lot of energy, resulting in power-consumption and heat problems. This is normal but use mindfully.

App pinnings allow you to keep the current app in view until you unpin it. When an app is pinned: - Personal data may be accessible (such as contacts and email content). - Pinned app may open other apps. - If you want to securely share your device with someone, use a guest user instead. To use app pinning: 1. Turn the app pinning on. 2. Open Overview. 3. Click on the app icon at the top of the screen, then click on Pin. How to unpin: 1. At the view of the pinned app, swipe up and hold to unpin.

If you're getting too many notifications, manage your preferences as below: 1. Turn off notifications in settings: go to Settings > Notifications > App settings, select the app whose that you want to manage notifications for. 2. Quickly turn off notifications from the notification bar: swipe down the status bar on the notification page, long-press the notification content and click on Turn off notification. On the new page, select the notifications you want to turn off and click Done to finish.

You'll receive a notification when a new software update becomes available. You can also manually check for updates by going to Settings > About phone > Software info. If there is a new update available, a red icon will appear next to the Nothing OS label.

If you lose your phone, you can find, lock or erase it. If you've added a Google account to your device, Find My Phone is automatically turned on. If you allow Find My Phone to encrypt your phone's most recent location and store it with Google, your device’s most recent location is available to the first account activated on the device. To find a device, make sure you: - are signed in with a Google account on your device. - have the location opened. - have Find My Phone turned on - have power on and are connected to mobile data or WiFi. You can still find its recent locations if your device turned off or not connected to mobile data or WiFi and enable 'Store recent locations.' Important: if you find your device after you've erased data, you need your Google account password to use your device again. Learn about device protection. 1. On a browser, go to https://www.google.com/android/find/. 2. Sign in to your Google account. - If you have multiple devices, select the lost one at the top of the sidebar. - If your lost device has more than one user profile: sign in with a Google account that's on the main or personal profile. Learn about user profiles. 3.The lost device gets a notification. 4.You'll get info about where the device is on the map. - The location is approximate and may not be accurate. - If your device can't be found, you may find its last known location if available. 5. If you get a prompt, tap Enable lock and erase. 6. Select what you want to do: - Play sound: rings your device at full volume for 5 minutes, even if it's set to silent or vibrate. - Secure device: locks your device with your PIN or password. If you don't have a lock, you can set one. To help someone return your device to you, you can add a message or device number to the lock screen. - Erase device: permanently deletes all data on your device, but may not delete SD cards. After you erase it, Find My Phone won't work on the device any longer.

Location services can be activated in Settings > Location. When this switch is enabled, apps that require location services will request permission to access your location data when you first open the app.

The language can be set on the first page of the setup page. It can also be changed in Settings > System > Languages and input.

Go to Settings > About phone > Software info > Build number and click 7 times. After 'You are in developer mode' appears, turn on USB debugging in Settings > System > Developer Options >USB Debugging.

1. Please go to Settings > Glyph Interface > Ringtones > Default ringtone. Preview the Glyph display and choose the different Glyph styles. 2. Click the add icon in the upper left and add your customised ringtones. Note: you can set notifications sounds similarly and choose from original Nothing and imported sounds.

Please go to Settings > Glyph Interface and choose to enable / disable it. Alternatively, find the Glyph Settings in control center by swiping down the notification bar.

Please go to Settings > System > System update and choose Check for update.

There are two ways to do this: 1) Go to Settings > Display and enable the Dark Theme. 2) Swipe down from the top of the phone to access the notification status bar. Then swipe down again to go to the control centre, and slide to tap Dark Theme icon to enable it.

Please go to Settings > Notifications > Notifications on lock screen, then select 'Don't show any notifications.'

Each notification sound has a unique Glpyh pattern associated with it. Go to Settings > Glyph Interface > Notification sounds. Preview the Glyph patterns and choose a sound. Click the add icon in the left upper corner to add your own ringtones. Note: you can choose your notification sounds from original Nothing sounds and imported sounds.

Each ringtone has a unique Glpyh pattern associated with it. Go to Settings > Glyph Interface > Ringtones > Default ringtone. Preview the Glyph patterns and choose a ringtone. Tap the add icon in the left upper corner to add your own ringtones. Note: you can choose your notification sounds from original Nothing sounds and imported sounds.

Go to Settings > Glyph Interface and slide the bar to adjust brightness.

Go to Settings > Glyph Interface to enable / disable Glyph lights. Alternatively, swipe down on your home screen to access quick settings and tap Glyphs.

Go to Settings > Apps > App locker, then select the app that needs locking. We suggest you protect your personal data by setting a screen lock password.

Ensure if multi-user is enabled by going to Settings > System > Multiple users. After that, swipe down from the top of the lock screen to access quick settings and tap the user icon.

1. Go to Settings > Apps > See all apps > Find clock and tap open. Tap the add icon to create a new alarm. 2. Swipe down twice on your screen to access quick settings. Tap on Clock and go to Alarm. Tap the add icon to create a new alarm and adjust the below settings: - Repeat: select a time for your alarms to repeat between Monday to Sunday. - Label: add labels for your alarms. - Alarm sound: select a sound for your alarm. - Vibrate: turn vibration on/off. Tap on the More icon in the upper right corner and go to Settings: 1. Silent After: automatically silence an alarm after a set period of time. 2. Snooze length: set snooze length from 1 to 30 mins. Note: 1. You can set as many alarms as you want. 2. The alarm sound will be ring even if the phone is in silent mode.