1. Aju's Avatar
    Can anyone tell me what difference does it make and which one is always better??

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    08-18-14 10:24 AM
  2. jaydee5799's Avatar
    A security wipe removes all your personal data from the phone and takes you back to the OS without any of your information.

    A Link reload option puts an OS on your phone.

    As to which you need...depends on what you're trying to do?
    08-18-14 10:38 AM
  3. Aju's Avatar
    To make a phone fresh as from farm, reload is the best option?

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    08-18-14 02:44 PM
  4. jpvj's Avatar
    Wipe will remove all personal data and they are not recoverable

    Reload (not upgrade) the OS will make it run like "out of the box". The OS is brought back to a baseline level. You can choose to upgrade parts of it like Facebook app etc.

    Installing an OS will overwrite the OS files and layout a new file system. Your old data is probably located at some "free" spaces and could potentially be recovered from the device storage. It doesn't however affect performance or functionality because the OS is unaware of what is stored in the free space, and data will eventually be overwritten with new data. If the device was previously encrypted it's almost impossible to recover anything.

    I never wipe my device, but have installed numerous OS via the autoloaders which effectively gets me going from a clean state.


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    08-18-14 03:08 PM
  5. Aju's Avatar
    So to get the phone in very perfect condition, 1st we need to wipe the device and then reload the OS right?
    Thanks a lot for replying and sharing infos btw...

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    08-18-14 04:31 PM
  6. Aju's Avatar
    When ever I tried doing reload from my link, it shows there is no updates
    And when repeated for 6-7 times once appeard an update and I choose update...is that how It is suppose to work?

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    08-19-14 10:08 AM
  7. jpvj's Avatar
    So to get the phone in very perfect condition, 1st we need to wipe the device and then reload the OS right?
    Thanks a lot for replying and sharing infos btw...

    Typed via CB10 with My BLACK ?Q10 !! Once ?BLACK? never BACK !!
    Or the other way around. I'm not sure if wipe erases all storage or just the part known to contain data in the file system.

    There is absolutely NO difference in performance or functionality between installing the OS from the autoloader or installing + wipe.

    The reason is that the OS does not know anything about previous was on the storage. It is just unused and can be overwritten.



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    08-20-14 04:07 PM
  8. Muhammed Haziq Chamediya's Avatar
    To make a phone fresh as from farm, reload is the best option?

    Typed via CB10 with My BLACK ?Q10 !! Once ?BLACK? never BACK !!
    Bhai I need help
    My BlackBerry z10 automatically shutting down seen its 98% or 95% charge
    Help me

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    08-21-14 12:09 AM
  9. Aju's Avatar
    Bhai I need help
    My BlackBerry z10 automatically shutting down seen its 98% or 95% charge
    Help me

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    Bro, did you try the way I suggested in other post?

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    08-21-14 02:14 AM

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