Phone & Apps (OLD)
Basic Knowledge
Your phone has a battery, and it will run out from time to time. To charge the phone, you're going to have to use a portable charger or charge the phone at home.
Your phone has access to 5G Data but if you have bad reception, you can connect your phone to a wifi connection via the settings app. Wi-Fi zones are located in certain areas around the state.
Phones are not waterproof, so if you have your phone on you and you jump in the water, it will indeed break; if that happens, you'll need to go to the store and buy a new phone or use a phone repair kit.
Setting up your phone
When you're launching your phone for the first time (keybind: M), you'll be run through a tutorial and welcome screen of your device. You'll also have access to the tips page upon beginning to get tips and tricks on using things on your phone.
Phone Applications
When you're set and logged into your phone, you'll see basic apps that initially come with the phone. Out of these, the most important is your Wallet which is your mobile bank, the app store to get apps, and settings to mess with the phone's settings.
On the app store, you'll be able to select from the Games and Apps section. When you want to get an app you'll download it. On the downloading page, you can scroll down to see all the information on the app.
On Settings, you can switch some things around and customize your phone to suit you. You'll find other important information here, such as your phone number, security, ETC.
On the wallet app, you'll see your bank balance, can transfer money to other people's bank accounts, and pay your invoices.
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