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Samsung's Reported BlackBerry Bid Not Seen Raising Security Concerns
"I don't imagine that there'd be any security roadblocks," a source familiar with Ottawa's thinking said to Reuters.
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BlackBerry deal: Canada to weigh security concerns of any foreign bids
Any sale of BlackBerry, or any of its assets is expected to undergo tough regulatory reviews in both Ottawa and Washington.
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Canada's national security concerns may limit potential BlackBerry buyers
After the blocking of an international acquisition, the Canadian government's national security policies may be a cause for concern for BlackBerry.
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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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US to hold talks with India on Blackberry issue
The US has initiated talks with countries like India, UAE and Saudi Arabia, besides the Canada-based firm RIM that owns BlackBerry so as to address the "legitimate" security concerns of these nations."We are reaching out to those countries - the...
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Solutions available on a country-to-country basis: RIM to US
Canadian company RIM, the manufacturers of BlackBerry device, has told the United States that there are solutions available on a country-to-country basis to address security concerns regarding its service. Research In Motion (RIM) officials conveyed the message to the US...
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Suspension of BlackBerry service may not give solution: Canada
Stating that security concerns are not specific to BlackBerry alone, Canada is understood to have told India that suspension of services may not yield any result.The government has imposed a deadline of August 31 asking BlackBerry maker Research in Motion...
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Will India's surveillance plan deter business?
In the United States, law enforcement and security agencies have raised privacy concerns with a new proposal for electronic eavesdropping powers to track terrorists and criminals and unscramble their encrypted messages. But here in India, government authorities are well beyond...
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India wants access to Google, Skype data
Amid a raging controversy over BlackBerry posing security concerns, security agencies have now asked the Telecom Ministry to provide real-time monitoring of various social networking sites like Google, Skype and Twitter, among others.
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India wants access to Google, Skype data
Amid a raging controversy over BlackBerry posing security concerns, security agencies have now asked the Telecom Ministry to provide real-time monitoring of various social networking sites like Google, Skype and Twitter, among others.
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BlackBerry data requests legitimate: UN official
The chief of the UN's telecommunications agency urged the Canadian manufacturer of the BlackBerry to allow law enforcement agencies, including those in India, access to customer data, saying governments had legitimate security concerns which should not be ignored. The International Telecommunication Union agency'...
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India's BlackBerry offensive widens to Google, Skype: Report
India's showdown with BlackBerry could reportedly widen to encompass Google and Skype after the government threatened to cut off core features of the popular smartphone on security grounds.Research In Motion, the BlackBerry's Canadian maker, gave no immediate indication that it would accede to the latest pressure from an emerging economy to open up...
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Will Blackberry be banned tomorrow?
Blackberry and the government of India are on course for a head on collision. India wants Blackberry to be like everyone else and stop its encryption while Blackberry has so far resisted the government's request.With barely 24 hours left for a decision, intelligence agencies are confident that Blackberry is going to blink first. Sources have told N...
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Security concerns: Govt warns Blackberry
Mobile handsets Blackberrys face a dark future in India. The reason: emails, SMSes and messengers on Blackberry cannot be cracked easily as these services are highly encrypted.
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Samsung's Reported BlackBerry Bid Not Seen Raising Security Concerns
"I don't imagine that there'd be any security roadblocks," a source familiar with Ottawa's thinking said to Reuters.
-
BlackBerry deal: Canada to weigh security concerns of any foreign bids
Any sale of BlackBerry, or any of its assets is expected to undergo tough regulatory reviews in both Ottawa and Washington.
-
Canada's national security concerns may limit potential BlackBerry buyers
After the blocking of an international acquisition, the Canadian government's national security policies may be a cause for concern for BlackBerry.
-
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...
-
US to hold talks with India on Blackberry issue
The US has initiated talks with countries like India, UAE and Saudi Arabia, besides the Canada-based firm RIM that owns BlackBerry so as to address the "legitimate" security concerns of these nations."We are reaching out to those countries - the...
-
Solutions available on a country-to-country basis: RIM to US
Canadian company RIM, the manufacturers of BlackBerry device, has told the United States that there are solutions available on a country-to-country basis to address security concerns regarding its service. Research In Motion (RIM) officials conveyed the message to the US...
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Suspension of BlackBerry service may not give solution: Canada
Stating that security concerns are not specific to BlackBerry alone, Canada is understood to have told India that suspension of services may not yield any result.The government has imposed a deadline of August 31 asking BlackBerry maker Research in Motion...
-
Will India's surveillance plan deter business?
In the United States, law enforcement and security agencies have raised privacy concerns with a new proposal for electronic eavesdropping powers to track terrorists and criminals and unscramble their encrypted messages. But here in India, government authorities are well beyond...
-
India wants access to Google, Skype data
Amid a raging controversy over BlackBerry posing security concerns, security agencies have now asked the Telecom Ministry to provide real-time monitoring of various social networking sites like Google, Skype and Twitter, among others.
-
India wants access to Google, Skype data
Amid a raging controversy over BlackBerry posing security concerns, security agencies have now asked the Telecom Ministry to provide real-time monitoring of various social networking sites like Google, Skype and Twitter, among others.
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BlackBerry data requests legitimate: UN official
The chief of the UN's telecommunications agency urged the Canadian manufacturer of the BlackBerry to allow law enforcement agencies, including those in India, access to customer data, saying governments had legitimate security concerns which should not be ignored. The International Telecommunication Union agency'...
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India's BlackBerry offensive widens to Google, Skype: Report
India's showdown with BlackBerry could reportedly widen to encompass Google and Skype after the government threatened to cut off core features of the popular smartphone on security grounds.Research In Motion, the BlackBerry's Canadian maker, gave no immediate indication that it would accede to the latest pressure from an emerging economy to open up...
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Will Blackberry be banned tomorrow?
Blackberry and the government of India are on course for a head on collision. India wants Blackberry to be like everyone else and stop its encryption while Blackberry has so far resisted the government's request.With barely 24 hours left for a decision, intelligence agencies are confident that Blackberry is going to blink first. Sources have told N...
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Security concerns: Govt warns Blackberry
Mobile handsets Blackberrys face a dark future in India. The reason: emails, SMSes and messengers on Blackberry cannot be cracked easily as these services are highly encrypted.
