[anon(9721108)]

New info says Hillary is a BB addict. She asked the NSA for a BB twice, but they refused because the NSA said Blackberry isn's secure enough. (the NSA said this not me)

So she decided to use her private email instead.

Judicial Watch: State Department Documents Show that NSA Rebuffed Hillary Clinton?s Attempts to Obtain a Secure Blackberry - Judicial Watch

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[donnation]

I thought all Blackberries were secure....

[Asvertus]

And what says the NSA to Obama?

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[TGR1]

And what says the NSA to Obama?

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He had a very special system set up for him with very limited feature set. From what I understand it was onerous as hell and took too many resources to accommodate anyone else.

[CivilDissident]

Obama's BlackBerry is modified... Engineered using The Genesis Key's SecurVoice application, encryption all over the place... The NSA clearly evaluating Clinton as insignificant. Meanwhile, Clinton butthurt that she was rejected by the NSA goes on to construct her own damn matrix just because she could... (And then gets sloppy with it...) She doesn't deserve a BlackBerry... (Not that I particularly enjoy knowing Obama clutches on tightly to a BlackBerry at night also...)

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[anon(9721108)]

I am betting that not many of us mere mortals actually turn on the extra encryption that is included under the settings.

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[CivilDissident]

I am betting that not many of us mere mortals actually turn on the extra encryption that is included under the settings.

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Betting wrong here... I always encrypt my devices/SD cards...

My Classic:


My Priv:



Of course I am a realist as well and encrypt my devices/SD cards not for any other reason but to thwart basic folk. Relying on device encryption to cause a stalemate with shadow entities of the Big Government and the likes isn't at all feasible, but for the average, everyday imminent threats lurking, encryption will do in a pinch...

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[anon(9721108)]

Betting wrong here... I always encrypt my devices/SD cards...

My Classic:


My Priv:



Of course I am a realist as well and encrypt my devices/SD cards not for any other reason but to thwart basic folk. Relying on device encryption to cause a stalemate with shadow entities of the Big Government and the likes isn't at all feasible, but for the average, everyday imminent threats lurking, encryption will do in a pinch...

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cloud hacking is the future. Why hack one when you can hack millions. I dont think most hackers bother with individual devices anymore unless their name is Jennifer Lawerence.

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[TBone4eva]

I thought all Blackberries were secure....

Well, it should be pointed out that they were not saying it wasn't secure enough for a Secretary of State and their staff to use. They are talking about using it in a SCIF, which is a highly sensitive area. I've been in some SCIFs before to do IT work and you are not allowed to bring ANY electronic devices into the area. Especially devices that have Bluetooth capabilities. You have to leave everything in a lock box. Even my Fitbit had to be left in the lock box.

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