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Android: How to change the fingerprint sensor to home button when running setup wizard?

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The default setup wizard setting is using the back fingerprint sensor, how to change it to the front one in Setup Wizard?

posted Sep 8, 2016 by anonymous

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Do you mean you have two finger print sensors on your mobile?
commented Sep 9, 2016 by Vinod Kumar K V

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