> At its peak ... encrypted e-mail and messaging system was the gold standard for security for enterprise and government customers, providing secure access for

> At its peak ... encrypted e-mail and messaging system was the gold standard for security for enterprise and government customers, providing secure access for as many as 90 million users. Until they gave in to some government's demands and showed that they could not trusted. This seems, to me, to be one last "hail Mary" attempt to save the company. Blackberry (RIM) was at the top of the "smartphone" industry 10-15 years ago. It's too bad they couldn't adapt and stay relevant. I'd still happily be using my 8830 if I could.