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BlackBerry bows to govt, sets up server in Mumbai

Canada-based Research in Motion has installed servers in Mumbai.

India had raised a red flag over non-availability of method to intercept enterprise mail.

Govt wants to directly tap BlackBerry M
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BlackBerry users face service glitches
Millions of BlackBerry subscribers faced disruption services, even as the smartphone manufacturer, Research In Motion, assured its customers of resolving the glitch soon.
Need access to decoded data or the key itself: government panel
So far, much of the information sent through telecom and web services has been inaccessible to the government because it involves an encryption and decryption process.
BlackBerry: RIM hands over interception solution
Government officials said that RIM recently handed over the solution to BlackBerry Enterprise Service but that framework is yet to be certified by the Intelligence Bureau.
March 31 deadline for BlackBerry to submit security plan
The government has fixed March 31 as deadline for all telecom operators to submit plans for interception of their services, including popular BlackBerry Enterprise Service (BES) of Research in Motion (RIM), by security agencies.
March 31 deadline for BlackBerry
Telecom operators to submit plans for interception of services, including BlackBerry of RIM.
RIM says not singled out on India security demands
Govt is in talks with mobile phone makers on how they can give access to RIM's email service.
Enable interception or stop B'berry services: Govt to telcos
Govt said telecom operators will have to stop any such services that can not be monitored.
D-day for ban ends, India insists RIM give access to BlackBerry mail
Govt has demanded access to all BlackBerry services as part of efforts to fight militancy.
BlackBerry maker says no access to email
The company said the solution was not unique to them and the issue has to be resolved at industry level.
RIM refuses to give access to BlackBerry Mail
Guarding the confidentiality of its clients, RIM told Indian govt there is no solution available.
RIM offers interception using Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is Internet-based service, whereby shared servers provide data on demand.
Banning BlackBerry will be counterproductive: RIM
The RIM said the ban would be futile as anyone who wanted to misuse encrypted technology would shift to any other numerous and freely available options.
Pressure on BlackBerry to provide access to mail service
Research In Motion has been asked by India to provide technical solution to intercept its enterprise mailing service.
BlackBerry should share users' data: UN
India has asked all cos that provide encrypted communications to install servers in the country.
BlackBerry averts ban, gets 2-month breather
The Home Ministry on Monday gave reprieve to Canada�s Research in Motion (RIM) on providing premium BlackBerry tools but decided �in principle� to bring in other Internet-based services like Google, Skype.
India Inc eyes switch to rivals as BlackBerry ban looms
Apple and Nokia would be among the biggest gainers if India blocks BlackBerry services.
Govt officials meet to decide on BlackBerry ban
Meeting will consider a report prepared after talks last week between RIM & Indian agencies.
RIM submits fresh BlackBerry solution
With only four days left for a solution to intercept BlackBerry services, Canada�s Research In Motion on Friday submitted yet another detailed proposal to the home ministry on lawful interception of BlackBerry Enterprise Services.

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