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  1. anon(8982767)'s Avatar
    anon(8982767)
    Is blackberry 10 more secure then apple,android and Windows or not just curious as a consumer is it more secure or not
    03-16-16 07:25 PM
  2. Drenegade's Avatar
    Drenegade
    What's your definition of secure?

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    03-16-16 07:37 PM
  3. anon(8982767)'s Avatar
    anon(8982767)
    Originally Posted by Drenegade
    What's your definition of secure?

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    My definition of secure in no one can access my data and information no hacks or leaks from my BlackBerry
    03-17-16 07:15 AM
  4. arpan_bb's Avatar
    arpan_bb
    Originally Posted by naorrazla
    My definition of secure in no one can access my data and information no hacks or leaks from my BlackBerry
    BlackBerry 10 os is secured than other platforms.No one can read or leak your data if you encrypt your phone and set a strong device password...security is always in practices...But BlackBerry officials can decrypt your phone....as the said to FBI that they will help to decrypt the BlackBerrys if they got request by government but not by backdoors...

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    03-17-16 07:30 AM
  5. anon(8982767)'s Avatar
    anon(8982767)
    Originally Posted by arpan_bb
    BlackBerry 10 os is secured than other platforms.No one can read or leak your data if you encrypt your phone and set a strong device password...security is always in practices...But BlackBerry officials can decrypt your phone....as the said to FBI that they will help to decrypt the BlackBerrys if they got request by government but not by backdoors...

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    OK thanks
    03-17-16 05:14 PM
  6. rthonpm's Avatar
    rthonpm
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    Originally Posted by arpan_bb
    But BlackBerry officials can decrypt your phone....as the said to FBI that they will help to decrypt the BlackBerrys if they got request by government but not by backdoors...

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    Not true: device encryption cannot be broken by BlackBerry. The keys are unique to each instance of encryption on each device and are randomly generated. The only thing that BlackBerry can provide to law enforcement is consumer BBM messages since they use a common key.

    The strongest level of security for any BlackBerry is a properly managed and configured BES.

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    03-18-16 06:32 AM
  7. anon(8982767)'s Avatar
    anon(8982767)
    Originally Posted by rthonpm
    Not true: device encryption cannot be broken by BlackBerry. The keys are unique to each instance of encryption on each device and are randomly generated. The only thing that BlackBerry can provide to law enforcement is consumer BBM messages since they use a common key.

    The strongest level of security for any BlackBerry is a properly managed and configured BES.

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    Thanks so much
    07-08-16 10:15 AM
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