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ONEPHONE 1 ULTRA - The First Real Smartphone in Second Life

1. Important Warnings

2. Getting Started

Attaching the HUD

1. Locate the ONEPHONE 1 ULTRA HUD (Add me) in your Second Life inventory.
2. Right-click it and select "Add" or "Attach to HUD" → Center (or Center 2).
3. The HUD will appear on your screen and begin its startup sequence.

First-Time Setup

1. The phone will boot up with an animated startup screen.
2. Your avatar UUID is automatically registered with the server.
3. You will be prompted to enter your display name - this is the name other ONEPHONE users will see.
4. Click Continue to complete the setup.
5. Your ONEPHONE is now ready to use. You will receive an 8-digit phone number automatically and can choose your own email address (yourname@ONESL.inworld).

3. HUD Basics

Opening & Collapsing the Phone

Your ONEPHONE HUD has three parts: the status bar (top), the screen (middle), and the home button bar (bottom).

• To collapse (minimize): Click the status bar at the top of the phone. The screen and bottom bar will hide, leaving only the small status bar visible.
• To expand (open): Click the status bar again. The phone will reappear in full.

Setting Your Preferred Position

You can position the phone differently for open and collapsed states:

1. With the phone open, right-click it and select Edit, then move it to your preferred open position.
2. Collapse the phone by clicking the status bar.
3. Move the collapsed phone to your preferred collapsed position.
4. Both positions are saved automatically. The phone will return to the correct position each time you open or collapse it.

Home Button

The bottom bar of the HUD acts as the Home button. Clicking it will always take you back to the home screen.

Navigation

Inside the phone interface, each app has a back button (usually in the top-left corner) that takes you back instantly. You can also use the physical home button bar at any time.

4. Home Screen

Wallpaper

Your home screen background can be customized in Settings → Wallpaper. Choose from included backgrounds or upload your own image (max 2MB, ideal size: 512 x 1024 pixels).

Clock Widget

A customizable clock is displayed on the home screen. You can change:

• Style: Stacked, Analog, Digital, or Mini
• Format: 12-hour or 24-hour
• Timezone: Choose from 16 timezone presets (default: Pacific / SLT)
• Colors: Clock color and date color
• Visibility: Show or hide the clock entirely

All clock options are in Settings → Clock Widget.

App Dock

The dock at the bottom of the home screen provides quick access to up to 3 apps of your choice.

• To customize: Long-press (tap and hold) the dock to enter edit mode.
• Select which apps you want in your dock and confirm.

App Drawer

Tap the app drawer icon to see all your installed apps. You can also long-press in the app drawer to enter edit mode, where you can quickly remove optional apps.

Notifications

Notifications appear on the home screen and are color-coded by type (e.g., orange for alarms, blue for messages, red for missed calls). You can dismiss them individually or use Clear All to remove them at once.

5. Quick Access Sidebar

A small tab on the right edge of the screen opens the Quick Access sidebar when tapped. It provides five shortcuts:

• Mute: Disables all sounds (alarms, calls, notifications). The icon turns red when active. Tap again to unmute.
• Airplane Mode: Blocks all incoming calls. The icon turns blue when active. Tap again to turn off.
• Settings: Opens the Settings app directly.
• ONE Store: Teleports you to the ONE Store in Second Life.
• Website: Opens onesl.world in your external browser for quick access to your account, documentation, and more.

6. Contacts

Every ONEPHONE user receives a unique 8-digit phone number. Share this number with others to connect.

Adding a Contact

1. Open the Contacts app.
2. Tap the Add Contact button.
3. Enter the other person's 8-digit phone number.
4. A contact request is sent to them. They must accept before you can communicate.

Managing Requests

You can view incoming and sent (pending) contact requests in the Contacts app. You can accept or reject incoming requests.

Blocking

You can block a user from their contact detail page, or manage blocked users in Settings → Blocked Users. Blocked users cannot send you messages or call you.

Contact Avatars

You can set a custom profile image for yourself in My Card (visible to your contacts), and you can upload custom images for individual contacts to personalize your contact list.

7. Messages & Group Chats

Send and receive text messages with your connected contacts.

• Only connected contacts (mutually accepted) can message each other.
• Messages appear in a chat-style conversation view.

Group Chats

Create group conversations with multiple contacts at once.

• Tap the New Group button in the Messages app to start a group chat.
• Give your group a name and select the contacts you want to add.
• Add or remove members at any time from the group info screen.
• All group members receive messages in real time.
• You can leave a group at any time.

8. Phone (Calling)

Call your connected contacts directly from your phone.

• Select a contact and tap Call, or use the keypad to dial a phone number.
• The receiver's phone will ring with their selected ringtone.
• The receiver can Accept or Decline the call.
• If declined, the caller will see that the call was declined.
• If unanswered for 30 seconds, the call is marked as missed.
• Your call log keeps a record of all incoming, outgoing, missed, and declined calls.

Voice Calls (Web & PWA)

When both you and the person you're calling are using ONEPHONE through the web browser or PWA, your call becomes a real voice call using your device's microphone.

• Your browser will ask for microphone permission - you must allow it for voice to work.
• Once the call is accepted, you'll see a "Voice Connected" indicator confirming audio is active.
• Use the Mute button to toggle your microphone on and off during the call.
• The call stays active until one of you taps End Call - there is no time limit.
• If microphone access is denied, you'll see a "Microphone unavailable" message. The call will still show as connected, but without voice audio.

9. Email

Every ONEPHONE user gets an email address in the format yourname@ONESL.inworld.

• Send emails to any ONEPHONE user using their @ONESL.inworld address.
• Supports To, CC, and BCC fields.
• You do not need to be connected as contacts to send or receive emails.
• Manage emails across Inbox, Sent, Drafts, and Trash folders.

ONE Telecom system accounts (such as noreply@ONESL.inworld and support@ONESL.inworld) may send you important information and updates.

10. Calendar

Plan and organize your schedule with the Calendar app.

Events

• Create events with a title, description, date, time, end time, location, and color label.
• Set alarms to get notified before an event starts (options: at time of event, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60 minutes before, or 1 day before).
• Choose a repeat schedule for recurring events (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly).
• Choose an alarm sound for each event individually.
• Mark events as all-day events.
• Events are shown on a monthly calendar view with colored dots indicating which calendars have events on each day.
• Tap any day to see all events for that date, then tap an event to view or edit it.

Multiple Calendars

You can create multiple calendars to organize your events by category (e.g., Work, Personal, Events).

• Each user starts with a Personal calendar (created automatically).
• Create additional calendars with custom names and colors (10 colors available).
• When creating or editing an event, choose which calendar it belongs to.
• Use the calendar drawer (tap the calendar icon) to toggle which calendars are visible on the calendar view.
• Delete calendars you no longer need (your default Personal calendar cannot be deleted).

Calendar Sharing & Collaboration

Share your calendars with other ONEPHONE users so you can collaborate on events together.

• Open Manage Calendars and tap the members icon on any calendar you own to manage sharing.
• Invite other users by entering their 8-digit phone number.
• Choose a role for each member:
  • Editor: Can add, edit, and delete events on the shared calendar.
  • Viewer: Can only see events on the shared calendar (read-only).
• The invited person receives a notification and can accept or decline the invitation from the Calendar Invites screen.
• Once accepted, the shared calendar appears in their calendar list under "Shared With Me".
• Calendar owners receive a notification when a member accepts, declines, or leaves their calendar.
• Members can leave a shared calendar at any time using the leave button.
• Owners can remove members or change roles at any time.
• All changes (new events, edits, member updates) are synced in real-time to all participants - no need to refresh.

11. Clock, Alarms, Timer & Stopwatch

The Clock app includes four features:

Clock

Displays the current time in your selected timezone.

Alarms

• Set multiple alarms with custom labels, times, and sounds.
• When an alarm triggers, you can Dismiss or Snooze (5 minutes).
• Set alarms to repeat on specific days or keep them as one-time alarms.
• Your selected alarm sound will play through your HUD, even when the phone is collapsed.

Timer

Set a countdown timer. When it reaches zero, an alarm will sound.

Stopwatch

A simple stopwatch with start, stop, and reset controls.

12. Gallery & Photo Sharing

Upload, manage, and share images directly from your computer.

• Upload: Add images from your device (JPEG, PNG).
• Storage: Up to 100 images per phone.
• Set as Wallpaper: Use any gallery image as your home screen background.
• Share: Send images to connected contacts from the full-screen image view.
• Download: Save any gallery image to your computer. Tap the download button in the full-screen viewer. If a direct download is not supported (e.g., on the SL HUD), you will receive a secure download link and QR code that you can open or scan from any device.
• Inbox: Received photo shares appear in your Gallery Inbox. You can accept (adds to your gallery) or reject them.

Albums

Organize your photos into albums for easy browsing and for use with ONECAST.

• Create Album: Tap the Albums tab, then tap + New Album.
• Add Images: Open an album and tap + Add to select images from your gallery.
• Remove Images: Inside an album, tap the × button on any image to remove it from the album (the image stays in your gallery).
• Rename Album: Tap the pencil icon next to the album name to rename it.
• Delete Album: Tap the trash icon to delete an album. This only removes the album - your images remain in your gallery.

13. Notes

A simple note-taking app for quick text notes.

• Create, edit, and delete notes.
• Notes are saved automatically and available whenever you use your phone.

14. Calculator

A calculator app for quick calculations in-world. Your last 5 calculations are saved in the history.

15. Maps, Landmarks & Business Directory

Navigate Second Life locations and discover businesses with the Maps app.

Map & Landmarks

• Save landmarks: Store your favorite Second Life locations with a name and SLURL.
• Teleport: Tap a saved landmark to teleport there instantly.
• View on map: Open any location on the Second Life map.

Landmark Folders

Organize your landmarks into folders for easier browsing.

• Create folders: When saving or editing a landmark, assign it to a folder (e.g., “Favorite Clubs”, “Shopping”).
• Filter by folder: Tap a folder name at the top to show only landmarks in that folder. Tap “All” to view everything.
• Sort: Sort your landmarks by Newest, Oldest, Name, or Region using the sort button.

Business Directory

Discover and list businesses directly from the Maps app. The Directory tab lets you browse, search, and review local businesses.

• Browse: View all listed businesses with their name, category, description, and rating.
• Search: Search businesses by name or category.
• Reviews: Read reviews from other ONEPHONE users. Leave your own rating (1–5 stars) and comment.
• Add Your Business: Tap + to create a listing with your business name, category, description, and SLURL location.
• Visit: Tap the location link to teleport directly to a business.
• Edit / Delete: Manage your own business listings at any time.

16. Weather

Check real-world weather conditions from inside Second Life.

• Enter your city or region in the search bar.
• View current temperature, conditions, wind, humidity, and more.

17. Browser

Browse the web from inside your ONEPHONE.

• Enter any URL or search with Google.
• The website loads directly on your phone's screen.

18. News

Stay up to date with the latest headlines from inside your ONEPHONE. The News app brings curated news content focused on virtual worlds, Second Life, and technology.

• Browse by category: Tap categories at the top to filter news by topic (e.g., Second Life, Technology, World).
• Read articles: Tap any headline to open the full article directly on your phone.
• Multiple sources: News is aggregated from several curated sources, including Second Life community outlets.

19. App Store & Optional Apps

The ONEPHONE comes with a set of core apps pre-installed. To keep your app drawer clean, additional apps can be installed or removed through the App Store.

• Open the App Store app.
• Tap Install to add an app to your app drawer.
• Tap Remove to hide an app from your app drawer.

Available optional apps:

More apps will be added in future updates.

About the bigger optional apps

Some of these are full-featured apps with their own sections in this manual: ONEHOME, ONECAST, ONEFEED, ONEDATE, ONE Jobs, ONE Ads, ONE Events, and Ideas.

The other apps fall into two groups:

• Native apps - PrimFeed (browse, search, follow accounts, view posts and profiles in-app - optional PrimFeed account login for following) and YouTube (search, watch with picture-in-picture, related-video infinite feed, fullscreen landscape mode, wearable animation triggers). These run inside the phone and do not just launch a website.
• Quick launchers - Flickr, X (Twitter), Reddit, YouTube Music, Spotify, Second Life Website, SL Marketplace, SL Wiki, Flyvend, and Seraphim open the corresponding website in your in-phone browser (or, if you are on the SL HUD, in your external browser).

20. ONEHOME & ONELIGHT

Control smart devices in Second Life directly from your ONEPHONE. ONEHOME is available as an optional app from the App Store.

What is ONELIGHT?

ONELIGHT is the first smart home device for ONEPHONE. It is a light bulb you can rezz anywhere in Second Life and control remotely from your phone - turn it on/off, change brightness, pick any color, and adjust color temperature.

Getting Started

1. Install the ONEHOME app from the App Store on your ONEPHONE.
2. Rezz an ONELIGHT bulb in Second Life (available at the ONE Store).
3. The bulb registers itself automatically with the ONEPHONE server. You will see a confirmation message in local chat.
4. Open ONEHOME on your phone and tap the + button to discover nearby devices.
5. Tap Pair next to your bulb, give it a name, and you are ready to control it.

Controlling Your Light

• On / Off: Toggle the light using the switch on the device card or in the control panel.
• Brightness: Drag the brightness slider from 0% to 100%.
• Color: Choose from 8 color presets (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, white).
• Temperature: Choose a color temperature preset (Warm, Neutral, Cool, Daylight).

Device Groups

Organize your devices into groups for easier management (e.g., “Living Room”, “Bedroom”).

• Create groups and assign devices to them.
• View all devices in a group at a glance.
• Quickly control an entire room by selecting its group.

Scenes

Scenes let you save a specific state for multiple devices and activate it with one tap.

• Create a scene (e.g., “Movie Night”) and choose which devices it controls.
• Set the desired brightness, color, and on/off state for each device in the scene.
• Tap the scene to apply all settings instantly.

Automations

Automate your devices with triggers that run scenes or control devices on a schedule.

• Time-based triggers: Set automations to run at a specific time each day.
• Manual triggers: Create automations you activate yourself with one tap.
• Each automation runs a scene, so you can set up complex multi-device actions automatically.
• Enable or disable automations at any time.

Managing Devices

• Rename: Tap the edit icon on the control panel to rename your device.
• Delete: Tap the delete icon to remove a device. The bulb can be re-paired later by tapping + again.

21. ONECAST - Presentation Screen

Cast photo albums onto a projection screen in Second Life. Perfect for meetings, classes, product showcases, and presentations. ONECAST is available as an optional app from the App Store.

What is ONECAST?

ONECAST consists of two parts:

• ONECAST App - The controller on your ONEPHONE. Select an album, pair a screen, and control slides in real time.
• ONECAST Screen - A projection screen you rezz in Second Life. It connects to your phone and displays the slides for everyone to see.

Getting Started

1. Install the ONECAST app from the App Store on your ONEPHONE.
2. Create an album in your Gallery app and add the images you want to present.
3. Rezz an ONECAST Screen in Second Life (available at the ONE Store).
4. The screen registers itself automatically. You will see a confirmation message in local chat.
5. Open ONECAST on your phone. Your screen will appear in the Discover list.
6. Tap the screen to pair it.

Presenting Slides

Once a screen is paired, select an album to begin casting.

• Select Album: Choose which album to cast from your list of albums.
• Previous / Next: Use the arrow controls to move between slides.
• Autoplay: Enable autoplay to automatically advance slides. Choose an interval (3s, 5s, 10s, 15s).
• Loop: Toggle loop to restart from the first slide after the last one.
• Slide Counter: See which slide you are on (e.g., “3/7”).

Managing Screens

• Unpair: Tap the red unpair button to disconnect from a screen.
• Dismiss: Tap the trash icon in the Discover list to remove stale screen records.
• Switch Album: Tap the album name at any time to change which album is being cast.

22. ONEFEED - Social Feed

ONEFEED is a social network built right into your ONEPHONE. Share posts, follow people, discover businesses, and connect with the ONEPHONE community. Available as an optional app from the App Store.

Your Profile

• Set up your ONEFEED profile with a bio (up to 160 characters).
• Your profile shows your followers, following count, and all your posts.
• Choose to be a personal or business profile.
• Control your visibility (public or private) and whether you appear in Discover.

Posts

• Create posts with text, images, or both.
• When creating a post, assign a content maturity rating:
  • G (General) - Suitable for all audiences.
  • M (Moderate) - May contain mild mature themes or suggestive content.
  • A (Adult) - Contains explicit or strongly mature content.
• Each post displays a rating badge so viewers know the content level at a glance.
• You must rate your content accurately. Deliberately misrating content may result in content removal or account action.
• Like and comment on posts from people you follow.
• Delete your own posts at any time.

Content Filtering

ONEFEED filters posts based on your content maturity preference (set in Settings → Content & Safety).

• If your preference is General, you will only see G-rated posts.
• If your preference is Moderate, you will see G and M posts.
• If your preference is Adult, you will see all posts (G, M, and A).

Filtering applies to your Home feed, Discover feed, and when viewing other users' profiles.

Following & Discover

• Follow other ONEPHONE users to see their posts in your Home feed.
• The Discover tab shows posts from across the community and lets you search for users and business pages.
• Unfollow anyone at any time.

Business Pages

Create up to 5 independent business pages, each with its own identity and audience.

• Each page has its own name, category, bio, profile image, and cover image.
• Add a SLURL (location link) - visitors see a “Visit” button that teleports them to your location instantly.
• Pages have their own followers and posts, separate from your personal profile.
• Add up to 5 managers per page who can post on behalf of the page.
• Control page visibility and Discover listing independently.
• All business pages display a verified badge.

23. ONEDATE - Dating

ONEDATE is a dating app built into ONEPHONE. Browse profiles, discover people, and connect with other ONEPHONE users. Available as an optional app from the App Store.

Your Dating Profile

• Set up your dating profile with a bio, profile photos, and personal details.
• Select your country from a list of countries - this is displayed on your profile and can be used by others to filter discovery results.
• Choose one or more languages you speak - displayed on your profile and used for discovery filtering.
• Set your timezone (simplified UTC offset) - displayed on your profile and used for discovery filtering.

Discovery & Filters

• The Discover tab shows other ONEDATE users' profiles.
• Use filters to narrow results by:
  • Language - Show only profiles that speak a specific language.
  • Country - Show only profiles from a specific country.
  • Timezone - Show only profiles in a specific timezone range.
• Control whether your own profile is discoverable by others in your profile settings.

24. ONE Jobs - Jobs & Talent

ONE Jobs is a dedicated Second Life jobs board and talent marketplace built into ONEPHONE. Browse open positions, hire talent, post your own listings, and publish a CV that other ONEPHONE users can find. Available as an optional app from the App Store.

Browse & Search

• Switch between the Jobs tab (open positions) and the Talents tab (resident CVs) at the top of the app.
• Pick a category like Hosting, Modeling, Building, Scripting, DJing, Security, Dancing, Greeter, Voice, and more - or pick All to see everything.
• Use the search box to find listings or talents by keyword.
• Open the Filters panel to refine results by:
  • Sort: Boosted first, Newest, Oldest, or A–Z (Jobs); Recent or A–Z (Talents).
  • Maturity: General / Moderate / Adult.
  • Avatar type: Human, Furry, Anime, Robot, Fantasy.
  • Voice: Voice required, Text only, or any.
  • Sim type (Jobs only): Mainland, Private island, Skybox, Homestead.
  • Languages: free-text match against the languages on a listing or CV.
  • Quick filters: Boosted only, Has pay info, Has SL location.
• An “Showing X of Y” counter and a Reset chip make it easy to clear all filters at once.

Posting a Job Listing

• Tap + New Listing from the My Posts tab and fill in the details:
  • Title, category, description and an optional cover image.
  • Pay (rate and unit, e.g. L$/hour or L$/event) and schedule (e.g. “Fri/Sat 8pm SLT”).
  • SL location: paste a maps.secondlife.com SLURL or type the region/parcel name.
  • Maturity rating (G, M, A) so listings only reach audiences that allow that content.
  • Avatar type, voice required, sim type, and the languages you need.
  • Optional “Boost after posting” checkbox - the boost dialog opens automatically once your listing is created.
• Edit, pause, resume, or delete your listings any time from My Posts.

Building Your CV

• Open the My CV tab to publish a talent profile in one or more categories.
• Add a headline, about section, portfolio image, indicative pay rate, your avatar type, whether you’re voice capable, and the languages you speak.
• Talent profiles appear in the Talents tab in the categories you chose, and respect the same filters listing browsers use.

Boosting Listings

• Open any listing from My Posts and tap Boost. Choose a tier (e.g. 1 day, 3 days, 1 week, 2 weeks) and pay in L$ from your HUD.
• Boosted listings are pinned to the top of their category and tagged with a ★ Boosted badge until the boost expires.
• Boost payments are processed by your HUD just like ONE Telecom and ONE Ads payments. Payments are final and non-refundable once the boost is active.

25. ONE Ads - Self-Service Advertising

ONE Ads lets you create, schedule and pay for ad campaigns that show up across ONEPHONE. Available as an optional app from the App Store.

Creating a Campaign

• Tap + New Campaign and enter a title, description, and a destination link or SLURL.
• Upload a banner image from your gallery or device.
• Pick one or more placements - App Drawer, ONEFEED, ONEDATE, App Store, Messages, Maps, or Games.
• Choose a duration from 1 day up to 12 weeks. Longer durations get an automatic length discount.
• Review the price, then tap Pay to complete the L$ payment from your HUD. Your campaign goes live automatically once payment is confirmed.

Managing Campaigns

• The ONE Ads app organizes campaigns into Active, Drafts, and Past.
• Each active campaign shows live impression and click counters.
• You can edit a draft, delete a draft, or remove an active campaign early. Removed or expired campaigns stay in Past for your records.

26. ONE Events - Discover & Host SL Events

ONE Events is the in-world events directory inside ONEPHONE. Browse what's happening in Second Life and host your own. Available as an optional app from the App Store.

Discovering Events

• The list shows upcoming events sorted by start time, with a category filter at the top.
• Categories: Music, Club, Shopping, Art, Roleplay, Education, Sports, Social, Fashion, Community, Other.
• Use the search box to find events by title or description.
• Tap any event to see the full details: cover image, host, location label, full SLURL, start/end times, and description.
• Tap the SLURL to teleport directly to the event location in Second Life.

Hosting an Event

1. Tap the + button in the top-right.
2. Enter a title, description, and pick a category.
3. Paste the SLURL of the venue and an optional human-readable location label.
4. Optionally upload a cover image from your gallery.
5. Set the start and end times.
6. Tap Save. Your event appears in the directory immediately.

Managing Your Events

• Your own events show an edit icon on the list. Tap it to update details or delete the event.
• Each event tracks a view count so you can see how many people opened it.
• Events automatically drop off the main list once their end time has passed.

27. Ideas - Feature Requests & Voting

The Ideas app lets you tell the ONE SL Team what to build next, and upvote what other users want. Available as an optional app from the App Store.

Posting an Idea

• Tap the + button in the top-right of the Ideas app.
• Enter a short title (up to 120 characters) and an optional description (up to 2000 characters).
• Tap Submit. Your idea appears immediately and is visible to all other ONEPHONE users.

Voting

• Tap the upvote arrow on any idea to add your vote. Tap again to remove it.
• You can only upvote (no downvotes), and one vote per user per idea.
• Use the Sort dropdown to view Highest voted, Newest, or Oldest.

Status

Open ideas can still be voted on. Once the ONE SL Team reviews an idea, it gets marked with one of these statuses and voting closes:

• Accepted - on the roadmap, work is planned or already underway.
• Denied - not a good fit for ONEPHONE at this time.
• Currently impossible due to SL limitations - blocked by the Second Life platform itself.

Live Updates

The list refreshes in real time. Other users' votes, new submissions, and status changes appear on your phone instantly without refresh.

28. Settings

The Settings app lets you personalize every aspect of your ONEPHONE.

ONE Telecom

View your current subscription status (Lite or Pro), expiry date, and web login code. When using the SL HUD, you can subscribe or renew directly by selecting a plan and tapping Pay - no need to visit the in-world terminal. You can also enable Auto-Pay to automatically renew your plan before it expires, with a 10% loyalty discount on every auto-renewal.

Wallpaper

Choose from 6 included gradient backgrounds (Purple, Blue, Sunset, Forest, Rose, Dark) or upload a custom image. Uploaded images are also added to your gallery. Max file size: 2MB. Ideal dimensions: 512 × 1024 pixels.

Theme

Choose a color theme that changes the overall look of the phone interface. Available themes: Dark, Midnight, Ocean, Forest, Sunset, Rose.

Notifications

Control which notifications you receive. You can toggle notifications for messages, emails, calendar events, calls, contact requests, photo shares, subscription alerts, and updates. Notifications from ONE Telecom cannot be turned off.

Sounds

Choose your preferred sounds for three categories:

• Ringtone: The sound that plays when someone calls you.
• Alarm Sound: The sound for alarms, calendar alerts, and timers.
• Notification Tone: The sound for messages, emails, and other alerts.

Tap the play icon next to any sound to preview it on your HUD.

Clock Widget

Customize the home screen clock (style, format, timezone, colors, visibility). See Home Screen section for details.

Text Size

Adjust the font size across the entire phone interface to match your preference. Choose from preset sizes ranging from 85% to 120%. A live preview shows how the text will look before you confirm. Default is 100%.

HUD Size

Safely resize your phone HUD from 50% to 150%. This is the only safe way to change the HUD size - never resize manually through Edit mode.

Frame Color

Change the physical frame color of your phone HUD. Available colors: Black, Graphite, Grey, Cream, Blue, Green, Lime, Lavender, Red.

Blocked Users

View and manage your list of blocked users. Blocked users cannot send you messages or call you.

Content & Safety

Manage your content preferences and age-related settings.

• Date of Birth: Set your date of birth. This is required to access age-restricted features like ONEDATE (18+). You can edit your date of birth up to 3 times, after which it is permanently locked. Your date of birth is never shown publicly.
• Content Maturity Preference: Choose which level of ONEFEED content you want to see:
  • General - Only G-rated posts are shown.
  • Moderate (default) - G and M-rated posts are shown.
  • Adult - All posts are shown (G, M, and A).

About ONEPHONE 1 ULTRA

View your script version, connection status, display name, UUID, and phone number. Quick links to the Roadmap, Platform Notes, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Use are available here, opening in your external browser.

29. ONE Telecom Plans

ONEPHONE works out of the box with the free Lite Plan. Upgrade to the Pro Plan for the full experience.

Feature	Lite (Free)	Pro
Messages	120 / month	Unlimited
Emails	120 / month	Unlimited
Web Access	Not available	Use from any browser
Voice Calls	Not available	Real voice calls (web/PWA)
PWA Install	Not available	Install as app
Support	Standard	Priority

Pro Plan Pricing

Duration	Price	Savings
1 Month	L$1,200	-
3 Months	L$3,420	Save 5%
6 Months	L$6,480	Save 10%
12 Months	L$12,240	Save 15%

How to Subscribe

There are two ways to subscribe or renew:

Option 1: Pay from Your HUD (Recommended)

1. Open Settings → ONE Telecom on your ONEPHONE.
2. Select your preferred plan duration (1, 3, 6, or 12 months).
3. Tap Pay & Subscribe (or Renew Now if already subscribed).
4. Your Second Life viewer will show a permission dialog asking to allow a L$ payment. Click Yes.
5. Your plan activates instantly. You will receive a confirmation with your web login code.

Option 2: Visit the ONE Telecom Terminal

1. Teleport to the ONE Store (use the store button in Quick Access or Settings).
2. Touch the terminal and select your preferred plan duration.
3. A confirmation dialog will appear with the price. Right-click the terminal and select Pay.
4. After payment, your plan activates instantly. You will receive a confirmation message with your web login code.

Auto-Pay

Keep your subscription active without manual renewals:

• Enable Auto-Pay in Settings → ONE Telecom after subscribing.
• Choose your renewal period (1, 3, 6, or 12 months).
• When your plan is about to expire, ONEPHONE will automatically renew it using the L$ debit permission you granted.
• 10% loyalty discount is applied to every auto-renewal (starting from the second payment).
• You can disable auto-pay at any time.

Gift Subscriptions

You can buy a ONE Telecom Pro plan for any other avatar straight from the in-world ONE Telecom Terminal:

1. Touch the terminal and choose Gift Subscription.
2. Enter the recipient's avatar name. The terminal looks them up natively in Second Life - no UUID needed.
3. The terminal verifies the recipient already owns a ONEPHONE before accepting payment.
4. Pick the plan duration (1, 3, 6, or 12 months) and optionally include a short gift message (up to 280 characters).
5. Pay the L$ amount. Both you and the recipient get a confirmation receipt in IM, and the recipient's plan activates instantly.

Gift activations do not enable auto-pay on the recipient's account - they keep full control of how their plan renews after the gifted period ends.

30. Web & PWA Access

With an active ONE Telecom Pro subscription, you can access your ONEPHONE from any web browser.

Logging In

1. Visit ONESL.world from any device.
2. Click "Subscriber Login".
3. Enter your avatar UUID and your 8-digit web login code (found in Settings → ONE Telecom).
4. Your phone interface loads in the browser, fully functional.

Install as App (PWA)

After logging in, your browser may prompt you to install ONEPHONE as an app. This adds it to your phone's home screen, tablet, or desktop as a standalone application - giving you a native app experience with no browser chrome.

Web Voice Calls

When both you and your contact are using ONEPHONE via the web or PWA, calls become real voice calls. Your browser's microphone captures your voice and transmits it directly to the other person - no third-party services required. You can mute/unmute during the call. See Phone (Calling) for full details.

31. Troubleshooting

An app crashed - using the Bug Reporter

If any app on ONEPHONE hits an unexpected error, the phone now shows a recovery screen instead of a blank page. From there you can:

• Try Again - reloads the app in place. Often enough for transient issues.
• Go Home - closes the app and returns to the home screen.
• Report Bug - opens a pre-filled support ticket. We get the crash details, you get an auto-reply with your ticket number, and the ONE SL Team can follow up with you in your in-app email inbox.

Phone won't load or shows a blank screen

• Detach and re-attach the HUD.
• Make sure Media is enabled in your Second Life viewer (Preferences → Sound & Media).
• Click the home button bar at the bottom of the HUD to reload.

No sounds playing

• Check that Mute is not enabled in the Quick Access sidebar.
• Make sure your Second Life viewer has sounds enabled (Preferences → Sound & Media → Sounds).
• Sounds work even when the phone is collapsed - just like a real phone in your pocket.

Can't receive calls

• Check that Airplane Mode is not enabled in the Quick Access sidebar.
• Make sure you are connected as contacts with the caller.
• Check that the caller is not in your blocked list.

Voice call has no audio

• Make sure both you and the other person are using ONEPHONE through the web browser or PWA - voice calls are not available on the SL HUD.
• Check that you have allowed microphone access in your browser. If you denied it, click the lock/site icon in the address bar and change the microphone permission to "Allow", then reload.
• If you see "Microphone unavailable", your browser could not access your mic. Check your device's microphone settings and try again.
• Make sure your browser is up to date - voice calls use WebRTC, which is supported in all modern browsers.

Home button takes too long

When on an external website, the home button may take up to 3 seconds. This is a Second Life limitation. Press once and wait - do not press repeatedly.

HUD position resets

Set your open and collapsed positions as described in HUD Basics. Both positions are saved automatically.

ONELIGHT bulb not showing in Add Device

• Make sure the ONELIGHT bulb is rezzed in-world and the script has loaded (you should see “ONELIGHT registered with ONEPHONE server” in local chat).
• Wait a few seconds and tap the + button again - the discovery list refreshes automatically.
• If the bulb was previously paired and deleted, take the bulb back into inventory and rezz it again so it re-registers.

ONELIGHT not responding to commands

• Check that the bulb shows as online (green dot) in the ONEHOME app.
• The bulb may have lost its URL after a region restart. Take it back into inventory and rezz it again.

Need help?

Contact us via the in-app email system at support@ONESL.inworld.