Turn On and Off Facebook Chat on LG L70

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Video: Turn On and Off Facebook Chat on LG L70

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Hello, and thank you for watching VisiHow. Today, I will show you how to turn on and off Facebook chat, on an LG L70.

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   To begin, we will unlock our phone by pressing the Power button

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   This button is located near the top, on the right-hand side of the device.

   

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   We will then press down on the Lock screen, and swipe upwards

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   This will unlock the phone for us, taking us to the Home screen.

   

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   From the Home screen, we will be able to find the Facebook icon

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   This icon features a blue box, with a white letter "f" inside of it. Underneath, this application will be labeled "Facebook". However, we may also access Facebook from the Apps menu.

   

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   To access Facebook from the Apps menu, we will need to tap on the Apps menu icon

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   This icon is a gray box, with a grid of white squares inside of it. The word "Apps" will be written underneath of this icon. For today, we are going to access Facebook from the Home screen by tapping the application icon one time. This will open the application for us, bringing us to our News feed.

   

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   From here, we need to open up our chat

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   This will be located within the blue bar, at the top of the screen. We are now going to tap the icon in the top, right-hand corner of the screen. This icon features a white, silhouette of a person in front of three, white, horizontal lines.

   

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   In order to change our chat settings, we need to tap on the white, gear-shaped icon

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   This icon is located at the top, in the right-hand corner of the screen. This will open up a short menu for us, labeled "Facebook chat". This menu will only have one option, which will be labeled "On". To the right of this option, there will be a blue circle with a white checkmark inside of it. This indicates that the chat is turned on.

   

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   If we would like to turn the chat off, we need to tap on the "On" one time

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   This will remove the small blue circle from the "On" option, indicating chat is now turned off.

   

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   We can now go back, by pressing the back arrow in the bottom, left-hand corner

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   This is just to the left of our Home button, just below our phone's screen.

   

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   Later on, if we would like to turn chat availability back on, we may tap the icon in the top, right-hand corner of the screen another time

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    Once the chat bar is open, we can see near the top it will read "Chat availability is off"

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    We may turn our chat availability on from this screen, by tapping on the bar labeled "Turn On"

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    This bar is blue, located to the right of "Chat availability is off".

    

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    The message will then disappear, indicating that chat availability has been turned back on

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    We can now close Facebook by pressing the bottom, center Home button one time

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    This will take us back to the Home screen.

    

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    This concludes today's tutorial, on how to turn on and off Facebook chat, on an LG L70

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