The Security Center app walks the user through it, but essentially you have granular control over not only the personal data that apps can access, but also the hardware and services provided by the phone.
But Amazon's app walks you through the steps with ease.
The on-boarding flow is pretty straightforward and the Amazon Key app walks you through the process step by step.
To achieve this, the web app walks you through your tax status, income and expenses without assuming too much prior knowledge.
The app walks you though a setup process (you have to 'teach' it what kind of television, surround sound receiver, and other components you're using).
To help with this, the web app walks you through your tax status, income and expenses without assuming too much prior knowledge.
A connected app walks you through the building steps with a 360-degree view and also doubles as a remote control, once they're built.
After launching Alfred, the app walks you through the "getting to know you" quiz which asks you to teach it about some of your preferences.
So Exec's new cleaning app walks a user through the basic steps of listing how many bedrooms and bathrooms they have, scheduling the cleaning, and then paying for the service directly inside the app.
But before you get started with all this, the app walks you through an email analyzer that scans your Gmail, Google Apps, Yahoo mail, or AOL mail, and then determines which groups you might like to share photos with.
The app walks you through the personalization process upon first launch, letting you select your city (or cities) from a list, then letting you check or uncheck the deals categories you would like to see.
