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IIRC their big money maker is the Blackberry Enterprise Server, or BES. I'm not up to date on the feature's so don't quote me on it. It used to partition my p
by Cuuugi 10y ago
IIRC their big money maker is the Blackberry Enterprise Server, or BES. I'm not up to date on the feature's so don't quote me on it. It used to partition my phone so i had a Work/Personal work space (so that work could wipe my work related info) They pivoted to a multiplatform system back when things started to look grim for Blackberry, and that's probably whats kept them afloat.
It's massively overpriced for what it is, but people still seem to be buying it.
http://ca.blackberry.com/enterprise.html http://ca.blackberry.com/enterprise.html
- Cuuugi 10y agoOh, Yeah! To add on to my point, Blackberry released their private keys to the RCMP, so all BBM traffic could be decrypted. They didn't release the BES keys though because feature? http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/rcmp-blackberry-hack-montreal-mob-murder-pub-ban-lifted-1.3629222 http://www.cbc.ca/news/technology/rcmp-blackberry-hack-montr...
- snuxoll 10y agoCan't release BES keys unless BlackBerry put a backdoor in the software, the whole point of BES is you don't go through the BIS but communicate with the BES directly with encryption managed directly by it.