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You're watching VisiHow. This is a tutorial on how to view device administrators on the Lenovo A7000-series smartphone. [[Image:Check_for_device_administrators_on_the_Lenovo_a7000.mp4-canvas67_604528.jpg|center]]


== Steps ==
# Before we begin, we make sure that our phone is unlocked. We should be on the home screen. [[Image:Check_for_device_administrators_on_the_Lenovo_a7000.mp4-canvas11_045439.jpg|center]]
# From the home screen, we need to access our "Settings" menu. We do that by tapping the gear-shaped settings icon one time. [[Image:Check_for_device_administrators_on_the_Lenovo_a7000.mp4-canvas24_783255.jpg|center]]
# Once we are in the "Settings" menu, we need to scroll down until we locate the "Security" icon. The icon is green. [[Image:Check_for_device_administrators_on_the_Lenovo_a7000.mp4-canvas30_17601.jpg|center]]
# Once we've located "Security", we need to tap it one time. Under "DEVICE ADMINISTRATION", we see the first option, "Device administrators". In "Device administrators", we can view or deactivate device administrators. [[Image:Check_for_device_administrators_on_the_Lenovo_a7000.mp4-canvas39_109772.jpg|center]]
# We tap "Device administrators" one time. We will be given a list of all of our applications that currently have administrator privileges. [[Image:Check_for_device_administrators_on_the_Lenovo_a7000.mp4-canvas53_794753.jpg|center]]
# In order to exit this screen, we press the home button. It is at the bottom in the center. [[Image:Check_for_device_administrators_on_the_Lenovo_a7000.mp4-canvas68_415564.jpg|center]]
# Alternatively, we can press the back button. [[Image:Check_for_device_administrators_on_the_Lenovo_a7000.mp4-canvas67_604528.jpg|center]]
This concludes the tutorial on how to view device administrators on the Lenovo A7000-series smartphone. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, please leave them in the section below. Thank you for watching VisiHow! Have a great day!
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