There are loads of settings deep within the BlackBerry Hub on BlackBerry 10.
You can customize a number of different things in order to get the best experience and have everything set up just the way you like it.
One of those settings is the Delete Message Confirmation. Just as it sounds, this setting allows you to turn off the confirmation dialog you get when deleting an email from within the Hub.
While some may want to leave it on as an extra layer of protection, others may find it just gets in the way.
Keep reading and we'll show you how to disable the Delete Message Confirmation in BlackBerry 10.
- From within the BlackBerry Hub tap the overflow icon (3 dots)
- Tap Settings
- Tap Displays and Actions
- Scroll down and tap the toggle for Delete Message Confirmation so it reads off
That's it! Now when you delete a message from the Hub it will go away without asking you to confirm. Nifty!
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