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Hi and welcome back to another episode on How to Hack.

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So over here, I have a Windows operating system running.

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And of course, once you have Android studio install and deploy in your Microsoft operating system,

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you can go ahead and launch it.

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So I have already installed the Android studio and my studio is, of course, powered by Delage platform,

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its use for you to develop your mobile application on top of Android.

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Then you can do a lot of testing on it.

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And it's a wonderful way for you to Tassell deploy TROL many of reapplication tests on the functions

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of it and even be able to look at some of the EPC packages and break it down and be able to look out

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for any interesting things about the epic fail.

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So anyway, the first thing you will look at is go into the top left corner, go under, fall under

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settings and in settings.

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You'll want to be able to ensure that you have Android SDK being installed inside your Android studio.

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So once you have it here, like what we see, Android six point zero, Android five point one.

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And of course, you can also install the rest of the android depending if you want to run it or not.

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So if you're running on some of the latest Android devices and you have the ability to test it out on

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your new app installation, you can go and test it out.

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So moving forward, you also want to go into the tools of AVD manager so you can go under a manager,

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which stands for Android Virtual Device Manager.

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And once you're in, you'll be able to see here that we can actually create virtual device over here.

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I already have one device, so it is running on eighty six.

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It has three point nine gigabyte on his desk and of course we have to talk it off.

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Android ten point zero and the resolution is, was the name.

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And of course you got a bottom left of new dialog box on a new window click create virtual device and

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once you click on it you'll be able to select a kind of platform you want.

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So you got TV, you got phone, Guerreros Tablet and automotive.

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So of course, in today's case, in today's tutorial to looking at Diphone Android mobile device so

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you can go ahead and select any of the Android devices that you want to test it out on.

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So of course, in this case we can say, for example, Pixel Tree and we can click on next so it will

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specify the size, the racial, the density, and we can click next on that.

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And now we have to select the kind of system image that we'll be using.

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So in this case, I have already downloaded Kieu, which is Android ten point zero, and I also have

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Android six point zero hundred five point one.

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So in this case, I'll be using and selecting Android ten point zero to be running on our new operating

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system or our new device.

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So click next on that.

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And of course, you have to name the device.

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Of course, here we have the Pixel Tree XL and we got Android ten point zero is going to run on portrait

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and of course, the emulator performance.

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I'll just go ahead and let it be running an automatic.

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And once we are done and dad, you can just click on show event settings if you want to change some

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of the more advanced configuration, which I think is can be explored in further tutorial.

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So, of course we got a ram of one five three six VM Hipp Internal Storage and so on.

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So once we're done, click finish.

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Once you're finished, we can go ahead and actually launch the new system.

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So all you got to do is go into the right site and click launch this Avita into emulator click run on

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that and it would start up the Android emulator for you.

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So here you can see we got an Android emulator running and of course we can actually be able to see

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desktop screen the ABC running.

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So here we can actually pull it over into the middle.

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So here we can see it's powered by Android is running to start up screen and we can see the device,

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your building or apk falls.

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You're running some kind of task on Android mobile devices.

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You'll be able to use this emulator to actually help you test out your app files.

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Or if you just want to run a mobile device on your Microsoft operating system, you can just login directly

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from Android studio.

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So the great thing about this platform is that on the right site, you can actually click on more.

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And when you click a more, that's a lot of changes that you can actually specify.

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So in this case, for example, you can specify the location.

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So of course, I can enter Singapore and this would actually change the location of the device.

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So when I click on it and this would actually be able to set the location for us.

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So that's great because you're testing out you are trying to surf the net from different places.

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You can change the location directly from here.

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And of course, we've got a display setting.

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So, of course, we can have a secondary display and of course we can apply to changes and so on.

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And of course, we go cellular so you can specify the network type GSM, full LTE and so on.

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So depending on what kind of connection you're trying to pass, what kind of configuration you're trying

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to test, and of course, signal strength.

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Of course, right now is being set to moderate, so if you look onto the screen, you can see that we

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got a half on the signal strength.

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So if I change it to great, then of course, when we click on to apply, it will actually change the

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signal strength insight, the particular mobile device.

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And of course, we've got battery and we can change the lever of the battery as well.

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The Charger connection.

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So a lot of capabilities for you to test out in terms of configuration of it.

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And of course, camera wise, we can also do the same.

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So of course, on my desktop, I don't have a webcam or else you will be able to apply directly inside

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a system to and into the phone.

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You can change the number coming from.

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You can call devices, you can send SMS.

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And what about the directional pat?

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So of course, this little device does not have four directional pad.

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You can change that to and microphone.

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We can also set it whether a hate phone is being plock into the Android device.

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And what about fingerprint?

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We can also do the changes on the sensor or a fingerprint.

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And of course, we've got virtual sensors.

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So virtual sensors, you can actually be able to change the rotation of it.

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So here we can see the accelerometer, the gyroscope and so on.

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So all these are changes that you can specify in the system.

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And ultimately, if you have any if you uncover any problems with the system, you can absolutely send

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a notification over directly and to the Android team.

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And we'll take a look at it.

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And of course, where you're testing your system, you can also save these snapshots of the Android

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device.

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So if you're working right now, it's a fresh device.

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You want to save information for it here before you make any changes you can do and save those snapshots

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here.

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And of course, we've got recorded playback, too, so we can start recording of a screen.

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You were serving the Nantasket or APIC following.

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You send the following MP four format over into different follow locations.

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You can use it to save those settings to look at potentially what you're experimenting inside the Android

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device here and here, of course, record setting so you can change the window team and able to keep

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more sharing so you can save text over on your Windows Windows operating system and save into your Android

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device as well.

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So, again, a lot of other capabilities here.

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And as a long shot, car keys that you can look at.

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And once we have all this information, we can go back into the Android device.

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We can launch, for example, Google Chrome and we can actually a seven continue and we can no thanks

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for signing first.

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So all we can actually go into, say, for example, Google dot com to test out whether we have the

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Internet connection coming in.

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So once you hit enter and that we'll be able to access the Web browser.

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And of course, there's a lot more things that we can explore further on in subsequent to tutorials

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about how we can manipulate and make changes into the Android device, install APIC, falls into it,

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do some kind of capabilities that could actually help us be able to do a lot more changes to the phone.

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So I hope you learn something valuable in today's tutorial.

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And if I have any questions, feel free to leave a comment below.

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Try my best to answer any of your queries and we will share and subscribe to the channel so that you

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can be kept abreast of the latest cybersecurity.

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Thank you so much once again for watching.