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# Puertas favoritas en la aplicación Pass
Marque como favoritas las puertas que usa con frecuencia en la aplicación Verkada Pass para facilitar el acceso
La app Verkada Pass le permite elegir hasta seis puertas favoritas que utiliza con más frecuencia. Las puertas marcadas como favoritas aparecerán en la parte superior de la app, lo que hace que desbloquearlas cuando sea necesario sea más rápido y fácil.
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Las puertas favoritas actualmente solo están disponibles en iOS. Verifica que tu app esté actualizada a la última versión de la [App Store](https://apps.apple.com/us/app/verkada-pass/id1477261074).
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### Configurar puertas favoritas
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**Abre la app Verkada Pass y selecciona** :star:.
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
**Seleccione la estrella junto a cada puerta que quiera marcar como favorita.**
{% endstep %}
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**Toque Listo cuando termine.**
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Las puertas favoritas que selecciones aparecerán en la parte superior de la **Puertas** lista para acceder fácilmente.
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