Answer / Kalpana Singh

You can use Backbone.js's `undelegateAll()` (or `off()`) to remove all event bindings for a given view or model, freeing up memory and preventing potential memory leaks.

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Mention the case where you can use the unbinding function in backbone.js?

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When and by whom the backbone.js was released?

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