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08-06-2010, 02:24 PM
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HOWEVER, this article seems to suggest that no one can see data on my phone (other than corporate emails of course which is also stored on the corporate servers). Wouldnt this then suggest that yahoo emails are not accessible by my employer (although potentially by RIM)? What happens to your smartphone data -- and is it safe? - CNN.com
here is a quote Research In Motion, the owner of the BlackBerry, says that each individual user has a key that scrambles and unscrambles their data and that no one, even RIM itself, can access that data from the outside. (Some tech analysts doubt this is 100 percent true, but that's based more on speculation than hard fact).
Second, the BlackBerry stores data from the phones on secure servers that the company itself owns. Since those servers are not in-country, presumably living in RIM's home country of Canada, they can't peek in when they want to. |