Use a phone designed for Fi or bring your own phone
Android phone or tablet: Run Android 7.0 and up, have LTE bands 2 and 4, and support VoLTE. iPhone and iPad: Run iOS 13 and up since Google Fi only supports eSIM on iPhone 14 and 15. You can have the full Google Fi experience from phones designed for Google Fi that Google Store and Google Fi sell.
Choose when your Android phone can stay unlocked
You can keep your phone or tablet unlocked for longer when it's connected to a trusted device, like a Bluetooth watch or car speaker system. We recommend avoiding devices that are always with your phone or tablet, like Bluetooth keyboards or cases.
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All phones in the Google Store come unlocked. To use a SIM-unlocked phone: Buy an unlocked Pixel phone from the Google Store . Contact your mobile carrier. Follow their instructions to set up your phone with their service plan. Tip: Unlocked phones purchased from the Google Store display "Fi" until set up with your carrier.
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To sign in on an iPhone or iPad using your Android phone's built-in security key, you need: An Android phone running Android 7.0 or up. Learn how to check and update your Android version. An iPhone or iPad that has: iOS version 10.0 or up; …
Copy apps & data from an Android to a new Android device
When you set up your new device, you can move your data from your old Android device to your new Android device. Important: If you are transferring data from an old Android device to a Pixel 8 or Pixel 8 Pro, visit the Pixel Help Center. Samsung devices offer several data transfer options. Learn more about Samsung Smart Switch.
Choose when your Pixel phone can stay unlocked - Google Help
You can keep your phone or tablet unlocked for longer when it's connected to a trusted device, like a Bluetooth watch or car speaker system. We recommend avoiding devices that are always with your phone or tablet, like Bluetooth keyboards or cases. Optional: To remove a Bluetooth device, tap the device you want to remove. Then, tap Remove.
Share a mobile connection by hotspot or tethering on Android
Some phones can share Wi-Fi connection by tethering. Most Android phones can share mobile data by Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, or USB. Important: Some mobile carriers limit or charge extra for tethering.
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Step 2: Pair your phones. Turn on both your existing Android phone and new Pixel phone. On your new Pixel phone, tap Pixel or Android device. On your existing Android phone, on the notification, tap Set up. A QR code scanner will appear. You may also open your Camera app manually to scan the QR code.