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WhatsApp Two-Step Verification, HTC Bolt, Rs. 500, 1000 Ban Fallout, and More: Your 360 Daily
In other news, BlackBerry said it will launch one last phone with physical keyboard, OnePlus 3 will get Android Nougat, and more.
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Supreme Court Dismisses PIL Seeking WhatsApp Encryption Key
Yadav said he was not asking for a ban on WhatsApp but wanted the government to ask WhatsApp and 20 other similar apps to share their private key.
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UAE to ban Blackberry services, Saudi Arabia may too
The United Arab Emirates (UAE), citing security concerns, said on Sunday that it would suspend BlackBerry mobile services like e-mail and text messaging beginning in October, the latest high-stakes clash between governments and communications providers over the flow of digital...
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The Blackberry privacy vs security debate
The threat by the United Arab Emirates to shut down mobile services on BlackBerrys like e-mail and text messaging underscores a growing tension between communications companies and governments over how to balance privacy with national security.While communications companies want to...
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BlackBerry ban seekers need lessons in internet: RIM boss
Slamming foreign governments seeking ban on BlackBerry, device maker Research In Motion (RIM) president and co-CEO Mike Lazaridis said these people need lessons in the internet.He said his smart phones were being unfairly singled out to score political points. But...
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CEO optimistic on resolving BlackBerry disputes
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd. believes it will successfully resolve disputes with India, the United Arab Emirates and other countries over data security and avert their threats to ban services, the company's co-CEO said Thursday.Jim Balsillie's remarks came as...
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11 points of e-beat to curb thefts at Airport
In the backdrop of the recent arrests of a contract driver of a private airline company, while trying to smuggle banned narcotic ephedrine, by Directorate of Revenue Intelligence officials and a supervisor working at the air cargo complex for stealing two imported Blackberry mobile phones, the airport police have installed e-beat devices at 11 poin...
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Saudi reaches deal on BlackBerry, averting ban
Officials say that Saudi Arabia and the makers of the BlackBerry have reached a preliminary deal on granting access to users' data that will avert a ban on the phone's messenger service in the kingdom.The agreement would likely involve placing a BlackBerry server inside Saudi Arabia to allow the government to monitor messages and allay official fea...
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BlackBerry ban seekers need lessons in internet: RIM boss
Slamming foreign governments seeking ban on BlackBerry, device maker Research In Motion (RIM) president and co-CEO Mike Lazaridis said these people need lessons in the internet.He said his smart phones were being unfairly singled out to score political points. But governments demanding access to BlackBerry's secure communications risk undermining t...
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Onus on operators to share Blackberry info: Indian government
In a new twist to the BlackBerry controversy, the government today said the onus of giving access to security agencies to monitor the information on these smart phones lies with the service providers. Government sources said, according to the licensing conditions, the service providers are liable to put in a mech...
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WhatsApp Two-Step Verification, HTC Bolt, Rs. 500, 1000 Ban Fallout, and More: Your 360 Daily
In other news, BlackBerry said it will launch one last phone with physical keyboard, OnePlus 3 will get Android Nougat, and more.
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Supreme Court Dismisses PIL Seeking WhatsApp Encryption Key
Yadav said he was not asking for a ban on WhatsApp but wanted the government to ask WhatsApp and 20 other similar apps to share their private key.
-
UAE to ban Blackberry services, Saudi Arabia may too
The United Arab Emirates (UAE), citing security concerns, said on Sunday that it would suspend BlackBerry mobile services like e-mail and text messaging beginning in October, the latest high-stakes clash between governments and communications providers over the flow of digital...
-
The Blackberry privacy vs security debate
The threat by the United Arab Emirates to shut down mobile services on BlackBerrys like e-mail and text messaging underscores a growing tension between communications companies and governments over how to balance privacy with national security.While communications companies want to...
-
BlackBerry ban seekers need lessons in internet: RIM boss
Slamming foreign governments seeking ban on BlackBerry, device maker Research In Motion (RIM) president and co-CEO Mike Lazaridis said these people need lessons in the internet.He said his smart phones were being unfairly singled out to score political points. But...
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CEO optimistic on resolving BlackBerry disputes
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion Ltd. believes it will successfully resolve disputes with India, the United Arab Emirates and other countries over data security and avert their threats to ban services, the company's co-CEO said Thursday.Jim Balsillie's remarks came as...
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11 points of e-beat to curb thefts at Airport
In the backdrop of the recent arrests of a contract driver of a private airline company, while trying to smuggle banned narcotic ephedrine, by Directorate of Revenue Intelligence officials and a supervisor working at the air cargo complex for stealing two imported Blackberry mobile phones, the airport police have installed e-beat devices at 11 poin...
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Saudi reaches deal on BlackBerry, averting ban
Officials say that Saudi Arabia and the makers of the BlackBerry have reached a preliminary deal on granting access to users' data that will avert a ban on the phone's messenger service in the kingdom.The agreement would likely involve placing a BlackBerry server inside Saudi Arabia to allow the government to monitor messages and allay official fea...
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BlackBerry ban seekers need lessons in internet: RIM boss
Slamming foreign governments seeking ban on BlackBerry, device maker Research In Motion (RIM) president and co-CEO Mike Lazaridis said these people need lessons in the internet.He said his smart phones were being unfairly singled out to score political points. But governments demanding access to BlackBerry's secure communications risk undermining t...
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Onus on operators to share Blackberry info: Indian government
In a new twist to the BlackBerry controversy, the government today said the onus of giving access to security agencies to monitor the information on these smart phones lies with the service providers. Government sources said, according to the licensing conditions, the service providers are liable to put in a mech...
