Apple Vision Pro Setup for Beginners: Master Spatial Computing in 30 Minutes (Complete First-Day Guide) 🥽

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Just unboxed your Apple Vision Pro and staring at this $3,500 headset wondering how to even turn it on? Between the magnetic bands, optical inserts, eye tracking calibration, and hand gestures that feel like sci-fi, the Vision Pro can be intimidating. We're walking you through everything from your first power-on to mastering the gestures that make you feel like you're controlling the future with your fingertips.

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See the actual unboxing, watch eye tracking calibration happen in real-time, and follow along as we demonstrate every hand gesture and navigation technique – essential for visual learners!

What You'll Master in This Guide:

• Complete unboxing walkthrough and understanding every component

• Installing optical inserts (if you wear glasses) and swapping bands

• Eye tracking and hand gesture calibration for first-time setup

• The pinch-and-tap gestures that control everything in visionOS

• Navigating mixed reality environments and Control Center

• Opening multiple apps simultaneously and positioning windows in 3D space

• Understanding Persona (your digital avatar) and sharing with Guest Mode

Unboxing the Vision Pro: What's in That Massive Box

The Vision Pro arrives in Apple's largest consumer product box ever:

Main Components:

• Vision Pro headset (with Solo Knit Band pre-attached)

• Light Seal (the cushioned face interface, magnetically attached)

• Light Seal Cushion (extra padding for better fit)

• Dual Loop Band (alternative band with top head strap)

• Battery pack (external power source with proprietary cable)

• 30W USB-C power adapter and cable

• Polishing cloth (for cleaning lenses and EyeSight display)

• Optical inserts (if you ordered prescription lenses separately)

• Comprehensive setup guide booklet

The packaging feels premium – everything is precisely organized with pull tabs and magnetic closures.

Understanding the Vision Pro's Physical Design

Before powering on, familiarize yourself with the headset:

Front of Headset:

• EyeSight display (curved OLED that shows your eyes to others)

• Multiple cameras (over a dozen for spatial awareness and hand tracking)

• Sensors positioned around the front for room mapping

Top of Headset:

• Digital Crown (right side) – twist to control immersion level

• Top button (right side) – power and capture photos/videos

Sides:

• Audio pods (spatial audio speakers on left and right)

• Power connector (proprietary magnetic attachment for battery)

Inside:

• Dual micro-OLED displays (4K per eye)

• Cameras for eye tracking (detects where you're looking)

• Light Seal attachment points (magnetic)

🔍 Quick Tip: Always pick up the Vision Pro by grasping the front visor, NOT the Light Seal. The Light Seal is magnetically attached and will detach if you try to lift the headset by it, leaving the actual headset on your desk!

Installing Optical Inserts (For Glasses Wearers)

If you ordered Zeiss Optical Inserts (prescription lenses), install them before first use:

Step 1: Remove the inserts from their protective case Step 2: Identify left (L) and right (R) markings on each insert Step 3: Hold the Vision Pro with displays facing you Step 4: Align the left insert over the left display Step 5: The insert magnetically snaps into place when properly positioned Step 6: Repeat for the right insert

Pairing Your Inserts:

When you first power on the Vision Pro, it will prompt you to scan a QR code on the optical insert case. This tells the system you're using prescription lenses and adjusts the display accordingly.

⚠️ Vision Clarity Warning: Do NOT wear glasses inside the Vision Pro with optical inserts installed. This causes eye strain and defeats the purpose of the prescription lenses. Remove your glasses before putting on the headset.

Attaching the Battery Pack

The Vision Pro requires an external battery for portable use:

Step 1: Locate the proprietary power connector (attached to battery pack) Step 2: Find the power port on the left side of the Vision Pro Step 3: Align the connector with the blank dot indicator Step 4: Insert the connector and twist toward the solid dot Step 5: The connector clicks and locks into place

The battery pack goes in your pocket or clips to your belt (with optional accessories). The cable is approximately 1.5 meters long, providing freedom of movement.

Battery Life:

• Approximately 2-2.5 hours of general use

• Can be used while plugged into wall power for unlimited sessions

🔍 Quick Tip: Charge the battery pack fully before first use. Connect the included USB-C cable to the battery's USB-C port and the 30W power adapter. A full charge takes about 1.5-2 hours.

Swapping Between Solo Knit Band and Dual Loop Band

The Vision Pro includes two band options:

Solo Knit Band (Pre-Installed)

• Single rear strap only

• Lightweight and simple

• Best for shorter sessions or seated use

• Adjustable via twist dial on right side

Dual Loop Band

• Top head strap + rear strap

• Better weight distribution

• Recommended for longer sessions or active use

• Two velcro adjustment points

Removing a Band:

Step 1: Locate the small orange pull tab where the band connects to the headset Step 2: Pull the orange tab firmly while holding the headset Step 3: The band magnetically detaches Step 4: Repeat for the other side

Attaching a Band:

Step 1: Hold the new band near the attachment point Step 2: Apply gentle pressure toward the headset Step 3: The magnets engage and snap into place Step 4: Repeat for the other side

▶️ Try This Now: Practice detaching and reattaching one band a few times. The magnetic connection is satisfying and easier than it looks – you'll get the feel for it within 30 seconds.

First Power-On and Setup

With the battery connected and optical inserts installed (if applicable):

Step 1: Press and hold the top button (right side of headset) for 2 seconds Step 2: The Apple logo appears inside the displays Step 3: Put on the headset and adjust the Solo Knit Band's dial for snug fit Step 4: You'll see a "Hello" message drawn in space

The setup wizard begins automatically, guiding you through calibration.

Eye Tracking Calibration: Critical First Step

Eye tracking is how you "point" the cursor in visionOS. The calibration is essential:

What Happens:

Step 1: Align your entire face within the on-screen frame Step 2: Slowly turn your head to the right (pause when prompted) Step 3: Slowly turn your head to the left (pause when prompted) Step 4: Tilt your head up, then down Step 5: Facial expression capture: • Smile with mouth closed • Big smile showing teeth • Raise eyebrows • Close eyes

The system captures your eye positions, facial geometry, and expressions to enable accurate tracking and create your Persona (digital avatar).

⚠️ Calibration Environment: Perform this in good lighting for best results. Dim rooms can affect initial calibration accuracy. You can redo calibration anytime in Settings > Eyes & Hands.

Understanding Hand Gestures: Your Primary Input

The Vision Pro's cameras track your hands in real-time. Here are the essential gestures:

Tap (Select/Click)

• Pinch index finger and thumb together briefly

• Works with either hand

• This is your "click" – you'll use it constantly

Tap and Hold

• Pinch index finger and thumb together and maintain pressure

• Used for drag operations or to open context menus

Pinch and Drag (Scroll/Move)

• Pinch index finger and thumb together

• While pinched, move your hand up/down (scroll) or left/right/anywhere (move windows)

• Release pinch to stop

Two-Hand Pinch and Expand (Zoom In)

• Pinch with both hands simultaneously

• While pinched, pull hands apart

• Used to zoom into content

Two-Hand Pinch and Contract (Zoom Out)

• Pinch with both hands simultaneously

• While pinched, bring hands together

▶️ Try This Now: Rest your hands comfortably in your lap or on armrests. Look at an app icon, then tap your index finger and thumb together without moving your hand toward the headset. The tactile click happens where your hands are – no need to reach forward!

🔍 Quick Tip: Hand gestures work best when your hands are within the camera's field of view – roughly from your lap to chest height, and within arm's width. You don't need to point at the screen or make exaggerated movements.

Navigating visionOS: The Basics

Once calibrated, you'll see your actual room with floating app icons:

Home View:

• Your real surroundings (mixed reality)

• Grid of app icons hovering in space

• Organized alphabetically (cannot be rearranged yet)

Looking Around:

• Simply move your head naturally

• The virtual content stays anchored in your physical space

• No motion sickness because you see your real room

Selecting Items:

• Look at any app icon, button, or menu item

• A subtle highlight appears where you're looking

• Tap fingers together to select

The Digital Crown: Your Immersion Dial

The Digital Crown (dial on top-right of headset) controls immersion level:

Twist LEFT (Counter-Clockwise):

• Increases real-world visibility

• Virtual content becomes translucent

• Full left = complete passthrough of your room

Twist RIGHT (Clockwise):

• Increases virtual environment immersion

• Your room fades away

• Full right = completely surrounded by virtual environment

Press In (Click):

• Returns to Home view (shows all app icons)

This analog control is brilliant – you smoothly transition between reality and virtual worlds without binary "on/off" switching.

Control Center: Your Quick Settings

Access Control Center by looking UP (roll your eyes toward the top of your view):

What Appears:

• Arrow indicator at top of vision

• Tap fingers to open Control Center

• Panel slides down with quick controls

Control Center Options:

• Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (network connections)

• Airplane Mode and Travel Mode

• Volume controls (separate sliders for apps vs. calls)

• Focus modes (Do Not Disturb, Work, Personal, etc.)

• Mac Virtual Display (connect to your Mac)

• Screen Mirroring (show your view on Apple TV)

• Guest Mode (temporary sharing with others)

• Environments (switch virtual backgrounds)

• Spotlight Search (find apps, contacts, web results)

🔍 Quick Tip: Many users initially try to lift their head up to access Control Center. Don't move your head – move your EYES upward while keeping your head still. The eye tracking detects this and the arrow appears.

Opening and Positioning Apps

To open your first app:

Step 1: Press Digital Crown to show app icons (if not already visible) Step 2: Look at the App Store icon Step 3: Tap fingers together Step 4: The app opens as a floating window in front of you

Moving Windows:

Step 1: Look at the window's bottom bar (handle) Step 2: Pinch fingers and hold Step 3: While pinched, move your hand (window follows) Step 4: Position window anywhere – on walls, floating in space, even on ceiling Step 5: Release pinch to drop window in place

Resizing Windows:

Step 1: Look at a window corner Step 2: Pinch and drag diagonally Step 3: Window scales proportionally

Multitasking: Multiple Windows Simultaneously

Unlike traditional computers, you can have apps floating anywhere in 3D space:

Example Setup:

Step 1: Open Safari and position it on the left wall Step 2: Press Digital Crown to show apps again Step 3: Open Apple TV and position it on the center wall Step 4: Press Digital Crown again Step 5: Open Messages and position it on the right wall

Now you can look between all three apps, interacting with whichever you're looking at. There's no "active window" concept – simply look at what you want to use.

▶️ Try This Now: Open two Safari windows. Position one on your left, one on your right. Look left, tap to select a link. Look right, interact with the other window. This spatial multitasking is Vision Pro's killer productivity feature.

Environments: Virtual Backgrounds

Environments replace your physical space with immersive virtual locations:

Accessing Environments:

Step 1: Open Control Center (look up, tap) Step 2: Select "Environments" Step 3: Choose from available environments: • Mount Hood (mountain landscape) • Yosemite (forest and waterfalls) • Moon (lunar surface) • Bora Bora (beach and water) • White Sands (desert landscape – light or dark mode)

Step 4: Twist Digital Crown right to increase immersion Step 5: Your room disappears, replaced by the environment

Environment Sound: Each environment includes ambient audio (wind, water, birds). Control volume by looking at the sound icon within the environment settings and pinching-dragging left/right.

Disney+ Environments: Next-Level Immersion

If you install Disney+, you get exclusive themed environments:

• Avengers Tower (Tony Stark's workshop with Iron Man suits)

• Scare Floor (Monsters Inc. factory)

• Star Wars (various iconic locations)

• Disney+ Theater (classic movie palace)

Step 1: Open Disney+ app Step 2: Look left at the sidebar menu Step 3: Scroll to "Environments" at bottom Step 4: Select an environment (e.g., Avengers Tower) Step 5: Your entire room is replaced with the themed space Step 6: Position Disney+ content window and watch shows/movies inside the environment

This feature alone sells the Vision Pro experience – watching Marvel films inside Avengers Tower is genuinely magical.

Mac Virtual Display: Productivity Superpower

If you own a Mac, this feature is transformative:

Step 1: Ensure your Mac and Vision Pro are on the same Wi-Fi network Step 2: Ensure both are signed into the same Apple ID Step 3: Open Control Center on Vision Pro Step 4: Tap "Mac Virtual Display" Step 5: Your Mac's screen appears as a massive floating display

What You Get:

• Your Mac desktop projected in visionOS

• Functionally a 100-foot 4K external monitor

• Full keyboard and trackpad support

• Native Mac apps and workflows

• Window still appears even when Mac lid is closed (desktop required)

This turns Vision Pro into the ultimate portable monitor for professionals.

🔍 Quick Tip: Connect a Bluetooth keyboard and trackpad to your Vision Pro for the full Mac-in-mixed-reality experience. You can type and navigate with physical controls while seeing a cinema-sized Mac display.

Creating Your Persona: Digital Avatar

Your Persona is your digital representation for FaceTime and video calls:

How It Works: During initial setup, the Vision Pro scanned your face and expressions. This created a 3D model that mimics your facial movements in real-time.

Viewing Your Persona:

Step 1: Open Settings Step 2: Navigate to "Persona" Step 3: Your digital avatar appears Step 4: Blink, smile, raise eyebrows – the Persona mirrors you

What Others See: When you join a FaceTime call from Vision Pro, participants see your Persona instead of a camera feed. The Persona's eyes, mouth, and expressions match yours through the headset's internal eye/face tracking cameras.

⚠️ Beta Status: Personas are currently in beta and can look uncanny or slightly off. Apple is continually improving the technology. You can recapture your Persona anytime in Settings > Persona > Recapture.

Guest Mode: Sharing Your Vision Pro

The Vision Pro is designed as a single-user device (Optic ID scans your unique eye patterns for security), but Guest Mode allows temporary sharing:

Step 1: Open Control Center Step 2: Select "Guest Mode" Step 3: Choose which apps the guest can access Step 4: Hand the Vision Pro to your guest Step 5: They go through quick eye tracking calibration Step 6: Guest has 5 minutes of access to approved apps Step 7: When they remove the headset, it locks back to your profile

This is currently the ONLY way to share Vision Pro with family members without giving them your passcode and full access to your Apple ID.

Closing Apps and Windows

To close any app window:

Step 1: Look at the window Step 2: Look at the bottom bar (below the window) Step 3: An X button appears in a circle Step 4: Look at the X, tap fingers Step 5: Window closes

Alternatively, press the Digital Crown to go Home – apps remain open in the background but hidden from view.

App Store: Downloading New Apps

Expand your Vision Pro's capabilities:

Step 1: Open App Store Step 2: Browse by categories: Arcade, Apps, Games Step 3: Look at an app tile, tap to view details Step 4: Scroll by pinch-dragging Step 5: Tap "Get" or price button to download Step 6: Use Face ID, Touch ID, or password to confirm Step 7: App appears in your Home view when installed

Native visionOS Apps vs. iPad Apps:

• Native visionOS apps are designed specifically for spatial computing

• iPad apps run in compatibility mode (flat windows, but still functional)

• Filter by "visionOS" in App Store to see optimized apps

▶️ Try This Now: Download "Cut the Rope 3" (free game). It's designed for visionOS and gives you a feel for how 3D spatial games work on the platform.

Safari: Web Browsing in Mixed Reality

The Safari browser in visionOS is shockingly good:

Opening Multiple Windows:

Step 1: Open Safari Step 2: Look at top-right window manager icon Step 3: Tap to see open tabs/windows Step 4: Select "New Window" Step 5: Position the new window elsewhere in your space

Step 6: Now you have two (or more) Safari windows floating independently

Practical Use:

• Reference article on left, write notes in Notes app on right

• YouTube video tutorial on center wall, follow along on Mac Virtual Display

• Multiple research tabs each in their own spatial window

Apple TV App: Immersive Viewing

The Apple TV app showcases Vision Pro's entertainment potential:

Features:

• Stream Apple TV+ originals

• Rent/buy movies and TV shows

• Access sports content

• View content on virtual cinema screens up to 100 feet

Environments Integration: Watch content inside Environments for themed viewing experiences. Imagine watching Star Wars on a 100-foot screen while inside a virtual movie theater.

TikTok: Spatial Social Media

TikTok created a native visionOS app with vertical scrolling optimized for eye tracking:

Step 1: Open TikTok Step 2: Videos play automatically Step 3: Pinch-drag downward to scroll to next video Step 4: Look at icons on right for like, comment, share, bookmark Step 5: Tap to interact

The full-screen immersive video experience is surprisingly compelling – more so than on a phone or tablet.

Settings You Should Configure

Navigate to Settings app and adjust these:

Wi-Fi:

• Connect to your home/work network for app downloads and streaming

Bluetooth:

• Pair keyboard, trackpad, AirPods, game controllers

General > Storage:

• Monitor available space (256GB or 512GB models)

• Downloaded movies/apps consume storage quickly

• Review and delete unused content

Eyes & Hands:

• Redo eye tracking calibration if accuracy degrades

• Redo hand tracking if gestures become unreliable

• Check optical insert pairing status

Privacy & Security:

• Optic ID settings (biometric unlock using your eye patterns)

• App permissions

• Location services

Apps (Sidebar):

• Individual app settings are nested under "Apps" category

• Calendar, Mail, Photos settings live here (different from iOS)

Understanding Optic ID

Optic ID is like Face ID, but using eye patterns:

How It Works:

• Infrared cameras inside the headset scan your iris patterns

• Creates a unique biometric profile

• Unlocks Vision Pro, authorizes purchases, autofills passwords

Setup: Optic ID is configured during initial setup, but you can manage it in Settings > Optic ID & Passcode.

Security:

• Only works when you're wearing the headset

• Cannot be fooled by photos or videos

• More secure than face or fingerprint recognition

Battery Management and Charging

Checking Battery:

• Swipe down for Control Center

• Battery percentage displays at top

• Approximately 2-2.5 hours per full charge

Charging the Battery:

Step 1: Disconnect battery from Vision Pro Step 2: Connect USB-C cable to battery pack Step 3: Connect other end to 30W power adapter Step 4: Plug adapter into wall outlet Step 5: Wait 1.5-2 hours for full charge

Using While Plugged In: Connect the battery pack to wall power via USB-C cable while attached to the Vision Pro for unlimited session length.

🔍 Quick Tip: Order a second battery pack from Apple ($199) so you can swap batteries mid-session for extended use without interruption.

Travel Mode: Using Vision Pro on Planes

Travel Mode disables spatial tracking (which gets confused by airplane motion):

Step 1: Open Control Center Step 2: Tap "Travel Mode" Step 3: Virtual content locks to your head position instead of room position Step 4: Perfect for flights, trains, or car rides as a passenger

This prevents windows from drifting as the vehicle moves.

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Top 3 Takeaways

1. Eye Tracking + Hand Gestures Replace All Traditional Input There's no mouse, no controller, no touchscreen. Your eyes are the cursor (look at what you want), and your hands are the click (pinch fingers together). This feels awkward for about 10 minutes, then becomes more intuitive than any input method you've used before. The future is looking at what you want and tapping your fingers in your lap.

2. Spatial Computing Means 3D App Positioning Stop thinking in terms of "windows on a 2D desktop." You can position Safari on your left wall, Apple TV on the ceiling, Messages floating in front of you, and Mac Virtual Display on your right wall – all simultaneously and independently accessible. The entire room becomes your workspace. This paradigm shift takes a day to internalize, but once it clicks, traditional computing feels limiting.

3. The Vision Pro is a First-Generation Product At $3,500, expect some rough edges: Personas look uncanny, apps are limited compared to iOS, you can't share easily with family, and 2-hour battery life requires the tethered pack. But the core technology – eye tracking precision, hand gesture recognition, mixed reality passthrough quality, and that "magic" feeling of manipulating virtual objects in real space – is genuinely revolutionary. This is v1.0 of a new computing platform.

Common Questions & Troubleshooting

Q: Can I use Vision Pro with glasses? A: No, you cannot wear glasses inside the Vision Pro – they won't fit and would damage the lenses. If you need vision correction, you MUST order Zeiss Optical Inserts ($99-$149) with your prescription. These magnetically attach to the displays and provide the correction you need.

Q: Eye tracking feels inaccurate. What should I do? A: Redo eye tracking calibration: Settings > Eyes & Hands > Redo Eye Setup. Ensure you're in good lighting and follow the head movement prompts precisely. Also check that your optical inserts (if using them) are clean and properly seated.

Q: Hand gestures aren't working reliably. Why? A: Ensure your hands are within the camera's field of view (roughly lap to chest height, within arm's width). Keep fingers visible – don't make fists or hide your hands. Redo hand calibration in Settings > Eyes & Hands if issues persist. Also ensure room has adequate lighting.

Q: How do I share my Vision Pro with my spouse/kids? A: Currently, Vision Pro is designed as a single-user device tied to your Apple ID. The ONLY way to share is Guest Mode (Control Center > Guest Mode), which gives temporary 5-minute access to approved apps. There's no multi-user support like on iPad. Some families buy separate Vision Pros; others accept the Guest Mode limitation.

Q: Can I watch Netflix on Vision Pro? A: Netflix chose not to create a visionOS app, and blocked their iPad app from running on Vision Pro. You CAN access Netflix through Safari browser, but it's not the ideal experience. YouTube is accessible via Safari as well (no native app yet). Apple TV+, Disney+, Max, Amazon Prime Video, and others have native apps.

Q: The headset feels heavy and uncomfortable. Normal? A: The Vision Pro weighs about 600-650 grams (heavier than competitors). Try the Dual Loop Band instead of Solo Knit Band for better weight distribution across your head. Adjust the twist dial for a snug but not tight fit. Most users acclimate within a few sessions, but some find extended wear (2+ hours) fatiguing.

Q: How do I take screenshots or record what I'm seeing? A: Press BOTH the top button and Digital Crown simultaneously. This captures a spatial photo or starts/stops spatial video recording. Content saves to Photos app. You can also use "Screen Mirroring" in Control Center to AirPlay your view to Apple TV for others to see on a TV screen.

Q: What's the difference between Environments and Immersive Apps? A: Environments are virtual backgrounds that replace your room (mountains, beach, etc.) but apps still appear as floating windows. Immersive apps (like games or 3D experiences) take over your entire field of view and can place 3D objects directly in your space with no visible windows. Twist Digital Crown left to exit immersive apps.

Q: Can I use AirPods with Vision Pro? A: Yes, but the Vision Pro's built-in Spatial Audio speakers are excellent and don't require anything in/on your ears. Most users prefer the speakers. However, AirPods Pro or AirPods Max can be paired via Bluetooth in Settings for private listening or enhanced audio.

Q: How do I clean the lenses and displays? A: Use ONLY the included polishing cloth (or genuine Apple polishing cloths). Gently wipe lenses and the front EyeSight display. Never use liquid cleaners, alcohol, or abrasive materials – you'll damage the anti-reflective coatings. Clean the Light Seal cushion with a damp cloth.

Q: My Mac Virtual Display isn't showing up. Why? A: Ensure: (1) Both devices on same Wi-Fi network, (2) Both signed into same Apple ID, (3) Bluetooth enabled on both, (4) Mac is running macOS Sonoma 14.1 or later, (5) Mac isn't in Sleep mode. Open Control Center on Vision Pro and tap "Mac Virtual Display" – your Mac should appear for selection.

Q: Can I lie down while using Vision Pro? A: Yes, but the experience degrades. The headset works best when you're sitting or standing upright. Lying down confuses spatial tracking (apps may drift) and makes eye tracking less accurate. It works, but isn't optimal.

Q: Storage is filling up fast. How do I manage it? A: Go to Settings > General > Vision Pro Storage. Review "Downloaded Videos and Audios" – streaming apps like Apple TV+ download full movies that consume 5-20GB each. Delete watched content. Uninstall unused apps. Vision Pro only comes in 256GB or 512GB models with no expandable storage.

Ready to Enter the Spatial Computing Future?

This guide covered the essentials, but the Vision Pro experience truly must be seen to be believed! Watch our complete video tutorial to see eye tracking in action, watch hand gestures being demonstrated in real-time, and experience the wonder of that first "Hello" moment.

See the unboxing, watch eye tracking calibration happen live, follow along with hand gesture demonstrations, and experience environments and apps in action!

What will you use your Vision Pro for most – work, entertainment, or creative projects? Reply to this email and share! We love hearing from early adopters.

Building your spatial computing setup? Check out our guides to the best Bluetooth keyboards for Vision Pro, Mac Virtual Display workflows, and visionOS productivity apps.

Welcome to the future of computing!

The AppFind Team

P.S. Remember: Eyes to point, pinch fingers to click, Digital Crown to control immersion. Master those three things and you've mastered Vision Pro. Everything else is just discovering how deep the rabbit hole goes.

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