Blocked BlackBerry, RIM has still refused to open access

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Although blocked a number of Arab countries and received similar threats from other countries, producer of the BlackBerry – Research in Motion (RIM), remain resolutely refused to open access customer data.

As quoted Twitteling, Sunday (08/08/2010), this official asserted RIM delivered a written statement published by Fortune magazine website.

“RIM will not accommodate any request on a copy of the form of data encryption key customers. There will never, to anyone, both for wireless operators or third parties.”

“This means that the BlackBerry Enterprise Solution customers can still maintain the trust and confidence in the integrity of service with the security architecture without fear of compromise,” RIM said in a statement.

In an interview with Reuters, RIM CEO Mike Lazaridis, explained that every BlackBerry customer data has been encrypted for security. Like most products that use data in general internet access.

“It (should) not only issues about the BlackBerry only. If (the state block) can not be tolerant with the Internet, they should be turned off (the Internet) only,” Lazaridis said sarcastically.

Disputes about the blocking of the BlackBerry so worldwide. Since the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia issued a statement block, a number of other countries such as India, China, Russia, reportedly ready to follow in the footsteps of two Arab countries are.

Not least in Indonesia, the discourse of blocking also rife. This news could make a splashy citizens of the world until finally the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (Communications and Informatics) expressly denied in his clarification.

As reported by Economic Times website, the news about the blocking of BlackBerry service in various countries has been brought the impact of bad for RIM stock condition.

With the emergence of the issues blocking the BlackBerry service, the Canadian company’s stock value dropped to U.S. $ 2.7 billion in just two days.

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