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2011-12-12
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How can you remove Facebook, Twitter and Skype and how much will it affect the system?
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2011-12-12
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Latest info was that these are inter-dependent on other packages and you will fail to completely remove them.
Just disable them in the accounts view and they shouldn't be used at all.
Just disable them in the accounts view and they shouldn't be used at all.
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2011-12-12
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You can "hide" them though... Just follow instruction on the great website
http://everythingn9.com/remove-appli...cuts-nokia-n9/
Although, I am personally waiting to have official folder support and just create a folder for useless shortcuts, you know, just in case...lol
http://everythingn9.com/remove-appli...cuts-nokia-n9/
Although, I am personally waiting to have official folder support and just create a folder for useless shortcuts, you know, just in case...lol
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2011-12-12
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Looks like the hiding is the best solution so far :/
Really crappy that Nokia don't give us the freedom to remove Facebook, Twitter and Skype...
Really crappy that Nokia don't give us the freedom to remove Facebook, Twitter and Skype...