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# Logging in to EMOTIV Launcher

When you open Launcher, you need to enter your EmotivID and password. You can also log in to Launcher using a Facebook account. 

When logging into Launcher for the first time, you need to be connected to the internet so that Launcher can confirm the applications and licenses you have. <br>


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