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Service in
box 
settings
Pre
ss 
Me
n
u
, and select
 
Services
, 
Settings
 and 
Service inbox settings
.
•
S
el
ect 
Ser
v
ice messages
 and 
On
 (or
 
Off
) t
o
 
set the phone to receive (or 
n
o
t to 
receive) serv
ice message.
•
S
el
ect 
Automatic connection
. If you
 
h
a
ve set the phone to receive service 
messages and select 
Au
tomatic co
n
n
ection 
on
, t
h
e phone will aut
omatically 
activate th
e browser when the phone has r
e
cei
v
ed a ser
v
ice messag
e. 
If you select 
Automatic connection 
off
, the phone will 
activate the browser
 
only after you have selected 
Re
trieve
 w
h
en the p
h
one
 has
 rece
ived a
 ser
v
i
c
e
 
message.
The cache memory
The info
rmation or services you have accessed 
are stored in the cache 
of your 
phone. A cache is a buffer
 memory, which 
is used to store data temporar
ily. To 
empty the 
c
a
ch
e:
•
w
hil
e
 browsi
n
g
, press 
Options
 and select 
Other
 options
 and 
C
l
ear t
h
e 
cache
, or
•
i
n stan
d
b
y mod
e, press 
Men
u
, and select 
Services
, a
n
d 
C
l
ear the cache
.
Browser security
Security features may be re
quired 
for some services, su
ch
 as banking ser
v
i
c
es or
 
shopping o
n
 a site. For such
 
connect
io
n
s
 you need secur
i
ty certificates an
d 
possibly a security module which may be 
avail
a
ble on your
 SIM card. For more 
information, contact your service pr
ovi
d
er.
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