Régler la luminosité manuellement

Depuis la liste des applications, appuyez sur Paramètres →

Affichage → Luminosité.

Décochez la case Luminosité automatique.

Faites glisser le curseur vers la gauche ou la droite. Appuyez sur OK.

››Définir un mode de déverrouillage de l’écran

Vous pouvez sécuriser l'utilisation de votre appareil en définissant un mode de déverrouillage de l'écran. Vous devez alors dessiner un modèle de déverrouillage d’écran, saisir un mot de passe ou un code PIN de déverrouillage d’écran chaque fois que vous activez ou déverrouillez l’écran tactile.

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Si vous oubliez votre code de déverrouillage, confiez votre téléphone à un centre de service après-vente Samsung pour le réinitialiser.

Samsung ne peut être tenu responsable en cas de perte de codes de sécurité, d’informations confidentielles ou d’autres dommages résultant de l’utilisation de logiciels illégaux.

Déverrouillage par reconnaissance des mouvements

Depuis la liste des applications, appuyez sur Paramètres → Écran de verrouillage → Déverrouillage de l’écran → Mouvement

→OK. Pour déverrouiller l’écran à l’aide de la reconnaissance des mouvements, maintenez le doigt appuyé à l’écran, puis inclinez l’appareil vers l’avant.

Démarrage

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