O2 XM - WAP Browser Settings and Features; Cache and Cookies Management; Push Settings; Setting Up Your WAP

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Cache.
You may set cache on/off to allocate phone
memory for information from wap-sites to facilitate
faster loading, and you can clear cache to get more
free memory.
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Cookies.
Enabling reception of cookies may be
necessary to gain access to some wap-sites. You can
also clear cookies here.
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Push.
You may allow non-requested messages from
WAP service providers. The messages will be announced
by a pop-up alert and stored in the Push Inbox. To
personalize Push:
>
Open
Push Settings
>
Push SL Settings
and select:
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Never.
Push messages will not be accepted.
If on same host.
Messages from the host you are
currently visiting will be accepted.
Always.
All Push messages will be accepted.
>
Proceed to
Push Security
and select:
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Accept always.
Accept all Push messages
Accept authentication.
Accept Push messages with
authentication
Accept Non-Wap Push.
Accept Push messages that
are not WAP generated (SMS/MMS)
Never accept.
Do not accept WAP-push or non-WAP
Push
Setting up your WAP
Your phone is set up with all necessary parameters
to access the mobile internet via O2. If you want to
alter the default settings, you must  rst obtain the
necessary information from network operator. With the
information at hand, please refer to paragraph “Setting
up pro les” in the Advanced section.
Please note:
Altering WAP settings requires some cell
phone technology insight and may result in a corrupted
connection to O2. To restore default settings, please
refer to the O2 homepage
www.o2.co.uk