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Since you're presumably entering the data (i.e., email text) using a BlackBerry device, running an RIM-developed operating system, device drivers and so on, RIM
by unwind 16y ago
Since you're presumably entering the data (i.e., email text) using a BlackBerry device, running an RIM-developed operating system, device drivers and so on, RIM most likely "have" your data.
At least that was how I interpreted it, and it makes sense to me.
- thought_alarm 16y agoThat's not how computers work.
- jonknee 16y agoEspecially considering on the other end your email comes out as plain text (it's not a requirement to send to other BB devices). Perhaps their messager service works completely encrypted, but as far as emails go that's surely not the case.
- caffogene 16y agoThat's like saying Mozilla has emails you sent through Gmail, because you know they made Firefox. It doesn't work that way.