India Tool Only For Consumer Services Access: RIM
BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion has said the network data analysis system was a tool to gain lawful access only to its consumer services including BlackBerry Messenger, and does not enable access to highly secure corporate emails on its devices. RIM has said it is cooperating with the Indian government and is enabling mobile carriers to lawfully access data on BlackBerry Messenger. India had threatened to shut off BlackBerry Messenger and corporate email services unless it gains access to them, in a campaign driven by fears that unmonitored communication puts the country’s security at risk. RIM averted a ban earlier this year, and the Indian government said in late October that RIM had set up an interim arrangement for lawful interception of BlackBerry Messenger services and assured a final solution by the end of January 2011.
DoT Calls Complete Ban On BBM 'Undesirable', If RIM Complies – Firstpost
DoT calls complete ban on BBM 'undesirable', if RIM complies – Firstpost
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