Your BlackBerry has an on-board
memory cleaner, and it's probably worth
running every once in a while. I'm not
sure how much it really does — the
process took something like two
seconds. But it's already on your device,
so you might as well run it once a month
or so, just to let it run its course.
To do this, go to Options, Security Options, General Settings.
There you'll see Content Protection. Change it from Disabled
to Enabled. A prompt will notify you that you'll need to set a
password. Even if you don't want to, you can change this all
back afterward. Hit the Escape key to back out, and you'll get
the prompt for your password, and then verification.
After you choose your password, back all the way out and
come back into Security Options again. There you'll see an
option for Memory Cleaning. Click into that, and change the
Show Icon on Home Screen option to Yes. You'll recognize it
easily: a paper going through a shredder. Run it, and that's it.
To reverse the process, go back into Security Options,
General Settings, and disable Content Protection. Make sure
to disable your password as well if you don't want one.
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