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>Blackberry's value is not in the core operating system. I don't know. RIM gets high marks from governments around the world for its platform security, and it'
by oz 14y ago
>Blackberry's value is not in the core operating system.
I don't know. RIM gets high marks from governments around the world for its platform security, and it's the OS that is certified. Version 7.1, for example, was recently certified by the US, UK and New Zealand governments. So I'm not sure that switching OS would be such a good move.
- toyg 14y agoConsidering RIM was among the first to open their servers to enforcement agencies the world over, that "security certification" gets quite a sinister double-speak overtone.