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[EMUI Tips] PrivateSpace: Keep Your Private Information Hidden
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[EMUI Tips] PrivateSpace: Keep Your Private Information Hidden
PrivateSpace is a feature that allows you to create an independent space on your Phone to store your private information. How to enable PrivateSpace from MainSpace (the initial space which you first power on): Settings->Security & privacy-> PrivateSpace->Enable.
Files and apps stored in PrivateSpace cannot be accessed from the MainSpace.
PrivateSpace provides you with the following features:
· Hide access to your PrivateSpace: Want to keep your PrivateSpace hidden from other people? You can hide access to your PrivateSpace in the MainSpace to keep your PrivateSpace out of sight.
· Quickly switch between MainSpace and PrivateSpace: From the lock screen, you can quickly switch between spaces using different fingerprints or passwords. The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth information set in the MainSpace or PrivateSpace can be automatically identified and connected in other spaces.
· Transfer files between MainSpace and PrivateSpace: You can transfer private files (such as pictures and videos) between MainSpace and PrivateSpace.
· Reset the PrivateSpace password: It is understandable to forget passwords occasionally. To reset your PrivateSpace password, you can enable password protection function by entering your MainSpace password and answering security questions.
· PrivateSpace data backup: Use the space clone function in the PrivateSpace to copy your PrivateSpace to another device.
If you want to switch directly to PrivateSpace from the lock screen using a password or fingerprint, the PrivateSpace password must be of the same type as your MainSpace password with a different content, or else you will not be able to access PrivateSpace from the lock screen.
In case the entrance to PrivateSpace is hidden and you cannot enter the reset PrivateSpace screen:
Enter the MainSpace and open Settings, go to Security & privacy > More settings > Show all settings and touch OK to display the entrance to PrivateSpace.
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I can't find private space in my nova 7i
will Huawei Y8P have private space ?
please let me know as soon as possible
I can't found my private space on Huawei NOVA 2i , however i can see there are 500mb + allocated for the private space in the Storage. I followed the steps here and cant find any "Show All Setting". Need help to clear my storage. Thanks.

EMUI 8.0.0.361
Hi. Thank you for reaching us. Please be advised that it is available in Huawei Y9s. Please open Settings, go to Security & Privacy > PrivateSpace > Enable, and follow the onscreen instructions to create your PrivateSpace.
Should you have further questions or other concerns, you may contact us at 09230990468/ 1800-8739-5227(Globe Toll-Free)/ 1800-1853-5353 (PLDT/Smart/Sun Toll-Free) or visit us here - https://consumer.huawei.com/ph/support/. Have a great day and stay safe.
does private space applies to text messages?
Hi ding2020. Thank you for reaching us. Currently, text messages is not supported in our Private Space feature. If this may help, you may move contacts, photos, videos, and audio files. Have a great day.
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Samsung wants their phones to stand apart from the rest, LG wants the same and so do Huawei or Xiaomi or any other OEM. Since almost all flagships each year seem to have pretty much similar hardware capabilities, standing out becomes difficult when even the OS is the same. Android OEMs are thus known to customize Android to look and feel different than the Android from other brands. EMUI, the skin Huawei wraps on top of Android, started off as another iOS knockoff but has matured since then. When it comes to performance, of course, stock Android still rules but Huawei’s EMUI is no slouch either. The deal only sweetens with features like PrivateSpace.
If you’ve been following DroidViews you probably remember the one time I accepted stock Android isn’t all that great. Scrolling screenshots, the network speed indicator, a decent theme engine these are features you’ll find on just about any OEM implementation of Android. To add to it there are several privacy-focused features such as an app lock or files safe on just about any Android OEM’s skin. EMUI takes this up a notch with PrivateSpace. For the uninitiated, even stock Android allows for multiple user accounts, just as on a desktop OS. You can set up two separate user accounts on the same device with a different set of apps and settings.
This is still allowed on Huawei’s latest EMUI 8.0 skin built on top of Android 8.0 Oreo. What PrivateSpace does is something similar. It creates another account on your device which is of course hidden and hence private. The best part about it is the ease of access. You can access your PrivateSpace from your lock screen by simply entering a different password or PIN. Even better, by simply using a different finger on the fingerprint scanner. For instance, let’s say you have set up your device to unlock with your right index finger. You can set a different fingerprint for your PrivateSpace, your left index finger. Anytime you place your left finger on the fingerprint scanner now the screen will unlock to a different home screen, different apps, different wallpaper, depending on how you set up the PrivateSpace.
You could have all your sensitive or private apps such as banking apps installed only in the private space. Or, you could just have nothing but the stock apps installed in the PrivateSpace. When you do have to lend your phone to a mate for a call or something else, you could simply unlock the phone to the Private Space. Let them think you aren’t into apps. As you can tell from the gushing, I do love this feature. Enabling it is simple enough and here’s how.
While PrivateSpace is really useful, my opinion is largely dependent on the 128GB internal storage on my device, plenty of RAM and battery. Depending on your device’s hardware configuration enabling PrivateSpace can prove detrimental on performance and fill up space on your device twice as fast.
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