Google Pixel 6

Google Pixel 6

Android 12.0

Guide to keys and sockets on your Google Pixel 6 Android 12.0

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The list below shows you what the different keys and sockets on your phone are used for.

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1. The Side key

Press the Side key. to turn your phone on or off.

Step 2 of 11

1. The Side key

Press the Side key to turn on the screen lock.

Step 3 of 11

1. The Side key

Press the Side key to open the voice control menu.

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2. The Volume key

Press the upper or lower part of the Volume key to select ring volume.

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2. The Volume key

Press the upper or lower part of the Volume key during a call to adjust the volume.

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2. The Volume key

Press the upper or lower part of the Volume key to silence the incoming call alert.

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3. Socket

Connect the charger or data cable to the socket and to a wall socket or your computer's USB port.

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3. Socket

Connect the headset to the socket to listen to music or make a handsfree call. Use the adaptor included to connect other types of headsets to the socket.

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4. Fingerprint sensor

Place your finger on the fingerprint sensor to unlock your phone.

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5. Camera lens at the back of your phone

Point the camera lens at the back of your phone at the required object to take a picture or record a video clip.

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6. Camera lens at the front of your phone

Point the camera lens at the front of your phone at the required object to take a picture or record a video clip.

1. The Side key

Press the Side key. to turn your phone on or off.
Press the Side key to turn on the screen lock.
Press the Side key to open the voice control menu.

2. The Volume key

Press the upper or lower part of the Volume key to select ring volume.
Press the upper or lower part of the Volume key during a call to adjust the volume.
Press the upper or lower part of the Volume key to silence the incoming call alert.

3. Socket

Connect the charger or data cable to the socket and to a wall socket or your computer's USB port.
Connect the headset to the socket to listen to music or make a handsfree call. Use the adaptor included to connect other types of headsets to the socket.

4. Fingerprint sensor

Place your finger on the fingerprint sensor to unlock your phone.

5. Camera lens at the back of your phone

Point the camera lens at the back of your phone at the required object to take a picture or record a video clip.

6. Camera lens at the front of your phone

Point the camera lens at the front of your phone at the required object to take a picture or record a video clip.

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