New practical Android video tutorial in which this time I bring you a complete review about all the Google Play settings that every good user should know, know that they exist and know what they are for and how to enable them correctly.
A video-post that I strongly advise you to review since surely, especially if you are a user new to Android !, I can assure you that they will be very useful. Security settings, privacy settings and settings to keep our terminal safe from purchases without permission or even parental settings to control what the little ones in the house can or cannot download and buy.
How in the attached video that I have left you right at the beginning of this post I already indicate in a very visual way where to find these essential settings of the Play Store, then I will leave you as a summary, a list with all Google Play settings and in the exact minute of the video in which the adjustment or configuration in question is discussed:
Google Play settings that everyone should know
- Introduction
- Manage Notifications (Minute 01:45)
- Application Download Preferences (Minute 02:15)
- Update applications automatically (Minute 02:38)
- Parental control (Minute 03:24)
- Protection of purchase in the Play Store by Fingerprint (Minute 05:24)
- Protect purchases with password (Minute 06:00)
- Enable instant applications (Minute 07:17)
- Protect application updates (Minute 07:28)
Without a doubt, although these are some Google Play settings very, very basic that everyone should know, The harshest reality that surrounds me, always talking about my purest user experience and what people who know me ask me every day, is that not all users know that there are these configurations that allow us to have more protected our devices Android.
That is why the reason for this practical video tutorial that, I repeat, although it seems to you that they are configurations that everyone knows, the reality is that there are many more people than we think that do not know all these Google Play Store configuration options.
