[Thud Hardsmack]

Enterprise? Um, BlackBerry comes under Other because it's that low

Right, but what's the percentage of enterprise for everyone besides BlackBerry?

[Chris S Mellor]

They are rolling out BB10 devices. They wouldn't do that if they are hackable. Both the old and new devices share the same security. I thought you said that all phones are hackable. How hackable where legacy devices?

But Apple, Microsoft and Android will roll out devices even though they can be hacked? That doesn't make sense. BlackBerry smartphones has been hacked.

If BlackBerry Legacy and BlackBerry 10 share the same security, then BlackBerry 10 has already been hacked...

http://m.spiegel.de/international/wo...JpNhuZou-GBiAY

But just save you the trouble of saying BlackBerry 10 hasn't been hacked, so I'm wrong, BlackBerry 10 and BlackBerry legacy is very different.


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[Chris S Mellor]

Right, but what's the percentage of enterprise for everyone besides BlackBerry?

That much



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[Joshu42]

That much

Always give your source : http://media.www1.good.com/documents...rt-Q3-2014.pdf
As they said in their report :

Due to the fact that RIM devices use only the BlackBerry Enterprise Server for corporate email access, Good does not have insight into BlackBerry handset activation trends; and they are not reflected in this report.

[Bluenoser63]

That much



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I hope you do your univ studies better than this. That is Good Technologies and it measures the activations of only it's software. They don't support Blackberry so in fact it isn't even in the Other group. It is zero. This response is like me saying that using BES5, Blackberry has 100% of the Enterprise market. LOL

[Bluenoser63]

But Apple, Microsoft and Android will roll out devices even though they can be hacked? That doesn't make sense. BlackBerry smartphones has been hacked.

If BlackBerry Legacy and BlackBerry 10 share the same security, then BlackBerry 10 has already been hacked...

iSpy: How the NSA Accesses Smartphone Data - SPIEGEL ONLINE - News - International

But just save you the trouble of saying BlackBerry 10 hasn't been hacked, so I'm wrong, BlackBerry 10 and BlackBerry legacy is very different.

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They haven't hacked the phone, they hacked communications. Different thing. And any encrypted messages can be decrypted with enough brute force and I am sure that the NSA has a couple of computer to brute force.

But even this highest level of security would seem not to be immune to NSA access, at least according to a presentation titled, "Your target is using a BlackBerry? Now what?" The presentation notes that the acquisition of encrypted BES communications requires a "sustained" operation by the NSA's Tailored Access Operation department in order to "fully prosecute your target." An email from a Mexican government agency, which appears in the presentation under the title "BES collection," reveals that this is applied successfully in practice.

The sustained operation is probably a brute force decryption. Not the same as hacking the phone. You still haven't shown what this thread is about. Rooting a Blackberry phone. Please try again.

[Thud Hardsmack]

That much



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Thanks for the graphic, but I have to agree with Josh's point.

[Sad Hero]

Are you signed into the same BlackBerry ID on both your phone and desktop?

The more details you give us the more help we can provide.

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Yes, the same ID, I can't even use Sachesi!



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[alaviss]

Yes, the same ID, I can't even use Sachesi!



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Are you using leak 10.3.1? If so the only way to fix is sec wipe then reboot until the initial setup appears (oobe:// should not be used unless you never need access to your phone via PC)

Z10STL100-1/10.3.1.1151

[Sad Hero]

Are you using leak 10.3.1? If so the only way to fix is sec wipe then reboot until the initial setup appears (oobe:// should not be used unless you never need access to your phone via PC)

Z10STL100-1/10.3.1.1151

Nope, I'm on official 10.2.1
Z10STL100-3/10.2.1.3247

( if I already use oob:// then how to fix it? )

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[habs_fan]

Sure kid. I see a lot of execs using BB10 devices around here. More than iPhone and I have yet to see an exec using an Android device.

Don't play his games, I had this fight before where he said BlackBerry is hackable ect had has no prove to back it up.

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[Kris Simundson]

Don't play his games, I had this fight before where he said BlackBerry is hackable ect had has no prove to back it up.

Commander and Chief of the Peevishlicious Crew

What are you talking about? I thought the peevishlicious crew already hacked BlackBerry lol

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[habs_fan]

What are you talking about? I thought the peevishlicious crew already hacked BlackBerry lol

Posted via the Z to the 3 to the 0 // 2B6832B1

I cannot confirm or deny that said allegations

Commander and Chief of the Peevishlicious Crew

[D3C0D3R]

Nope, I'm on official 10.2.1
Z10STL100-3/10.2.1.3247

( if I already use oob:// then how to fix it? )

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I know your pain man, i had this issue on my Passport after opening oobe:// for the first time after having used the phone for a couple weeks..
It broke BlackBerry Link and Sachesi as well as any other desktop connections because it got stuck in setup infinitely.

Trick for me after literally exploring all options and even contacting BlackBerry was to backup my stuffs with Backup Pro (either to SD or some cloud service like Mega), then run the .908 autoloader after running a SIC Wipe.

Worked perfectly ever since, just never going to open that in my browser again!

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