Lenovo Tab M11 - Tips & Tricks

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If you are returning or sending an Android device for repair, it is necessary to remove your Google Account from your device. To delete your Google Account, follow the steps below:

1. Go to Settings;
2. Click on Accounts and see if there are any Google Accounts in there;
3. Click on the Google Account and choose Delete. Your Google Account itself will not be deleted, it will only be disconnected from your device.

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As a rule, water damage to any electronic equipment is not covered by the warranty. This is because water damage falls under user damage. The manufacturer cannot give a guarantee on this, because they cannot influence the use of the appliance.

Many devices, such as smartphones, smartwatches, and fitness trackers, have a watertightness certificate indicated by a code, such as IP68 or 5ATM. Water damage with these certified waterproof devices is also not covered by the warranty. This is because the waterproof seal of your device may be subject to wear and tear due to normal use. So always try to prevent your device from getting wet, even if it is waterproof.

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It is possible that TalkBack is turned on and because of this your device does not respond to your touches. This is a feature of Android, made for the blind and visually impaired. In this mode, the phone converts the text on the screen into speech. You can disable this feature from the settings menu, under 'Accessibility'.

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Google regularly updates its Android software. Whether your phone gets an update depends on the type of device you have. Not every device is eligible for all updates. Manufacturers will announce exactly which devices are compatible with the new update. It varies per country and per device when an update is available.

If there is an Android update available for your phone, you will usually receive a notification, after which you can install the update. This will be sent to you Over-The-Air (OTA). This means you don't have to connect your phone to your computer! Installing a software update can cost a lot of data, so it is advisable to install the update with a WiFi connection. You can also manually search for updates in your phone's settings.

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Over time, dirt and dust can accumulate in the charging port of your tablet. As a result, your cable may not stay in place and charging may not always go well. You can easily solve this problem by carefully removing the accumulated dirt and dust. You can do this with, for example, a toothpick. By carefully going along the edges and corners inside the charging port you can scrape away the accumulated dirt. Now the charging cable can connect to your device again. Make sure that you do not use extra force, just scraping along it is often enough. After you have scraped away the dirt, it can also help to blow heavily into the charging port again. Make sure that no moisture gets into the port though.