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Bluetooth tethering is a method of sharing your phone's internet connection through Bluetooth. To use it: 1. Go to Settings> Network & Internet> Hotspot & Tethering, and toggle on Bluetooth Tethering. 2. Enable Bluetooth for the other device, pair the device, and connect your phone to the WiFi with network access. 3. On your device, go to Settings> Bluetooth and tap the paired device. 4. Toggle on Internet access. Note: Tethering works when your phone is connected to the Internet via mobile data or a WiFi network.

The charging cable is about 1 meter.

Data roaming refers to the use of data services through a network that doesn't belong to the user's home region – such as browsing the internet, watching videos or sending emails on a phone while abroad. As data traffic is conducted over a foreign network, the fees are typically higher; ensure you confirm the costs in advance with your home carrier. Note: to use data roaming, you need to enable the data-roaming feature beforehand (Settings > Network & internet > SIMs > Roaming).

USB debugging is a developer mode for the phone to communicate with the PC over a USB connection. It allows a device to receive commands and files from the PC and allows the PC to pull crucial information like log files from the Android device. The USB debugging mode is off by default.

We recommend you back up important data before sending your phone to the service center to prevent any potential loss of important information during the repair.

The status bar is at the top of the phone display screen, where you can see different icons: time, battery percentage, etc. Swipe down once from the very top of the screen to access quick access. Swipe down twice for the control centre. It will give you instant access to the data network, WiFi, airplane mode, hotspot, Bluetooth, etc.

USB OTG (USB On The Go) is a standard that enables mobile devices to talk to one another. Traditionally mobile devices could only connect to a Mac / PC by USB, but USB OTG makes it possible for devices to connect directly to each other. USB OTG can help you read the data from the U disk, charge the phone at a low current, etc.

1. Ensure you're not in a congested network area. 2. Try calling a different contact to see if the problem still occurs. 3. Try a different SIM card. 4. Go to Settings->Network & internet->SIMs and enable Automatic data switching

- Dual cards can support two SIM cards at the same time, e.g. SIM cards of two same or DIFF operators. - Dual SIM means that two phone numbers can be used in a phone at the same time. - Dual SIM Dual Standby means that the two phone numbers can be in Standby Mode at the same time, but cannot perform Call or Data Access at the same time.

We recommend you manually restart your phone once a week. This helps the phone self-repair.

For the best possible experience, we release new system updates from time to time. Upgrading software to the latest version fixes software issues. In some cases, new features are added to optimise performance further. Please always update to the latest software version. To find the latest updates, go to Settings System System update.

Yes,Nothing Phone supports fingerprint unlock.

Yes, Nothing Phone supports face unlock.

Yes, it supports dual SIM

No, there is no 3.5mm headphone jack on Nothing Phone.

By not shutting down for a long time, Nothing Phone will slow down. This is because junk files are generated whenever the phone is in operation, and over time, this can clog the system.

USB Tethering means internet sharing. It makes your phone a WiFi router and allows you to share your phone's internet connection with the connected PC. Tethering works when your phone is connected to the internet via mobile data or a WiFi network. 1. Go to Settings > Network & internet > Hotspot & tethering > USB tethering. 2. Connect Nothing Phone to the computer with the USB cable. 3. Connect to WiFi with network access or insert the SIM card to Nothing Phone and connect to an available data network.

WiFi Direct allows devices to connect and share files directly through WiFi at a range and speed beyond the capabilities of Bluetooth. Common uses of WiFi Direct: 1. Fast file sharing: WiFi Direct is an excellent way to quickly share large files with friends or groups when you can't connect to a wired connection. 2. Screen-casting and screen-sharing: share family photos on your TV or digital portrait, etc. For Nothing Phone, WiFi Direct is key for nearby sharing, screen-casting, etc. It can't handle the file transfer or screencast independently.