[trenchtown13]

The BlackBerry Infrastructure

A secure distributed global network that transmits petabytes of encrypted data to and from the world's most powerful leaders and professionals.

Do you think this is a revival of the BIS In order to secure Android data from the Priv.

I hope it is because since moving to BB10 I have missed the BIS and will happily pay a monthly fee to have it back. Even if a small number of user sign up it would bring back the service revenues. I would also like to see a Blackberry secure email service for the non enterprise myname@blackberry.com
myname@privmail.com
myname@bsecure.com

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[ToniCipriani]

Why, so I can enjoy getting gauged by the carriers again, as if my plan isn't expensive enough?

[joeldf]

Even BB10 had a connection to the BlackBerry servers. It's what that little 4 dot BlackBerry logo meant next to the network type symbol.

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[BB-JAM215]

... Do you think this is a revival of the BIS In order to secure Android data from the Priv. ...

No, BIS is no longer relevant, except for BBOS 7 users, but BES is. I believe individual users can subscribe to BES Cloud for enhanced security, even though it is only being marketed to businesses customers.

[gallopiton]

The other day I was wondering about, can someone confirm or deny if it is possible for an individual user to pay a fee to get connected to a BES cloud/service to enhance your privacy/security? Thanks!

No, BIS is no longer relevant, except for BBOS 7 users, but BES is. I believe individual users can subscribe to BES Cloud for enhanced security, even though it is only being marketed to businesses customers.

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[BB-JAM215]

The other day I was wondering about, can someone confirm or deny if it is possible for an individual user to pay a fee to get connected to a BES cloud/service to enhance your privacy/security? Thanks!

I did read an article by someone who did this a while back (he just signed up) but here's Bla1ze's article about BES Cloud: Cross-platform BES12 Cloud for Enterprises and SMBs now available | CrackBerry.com

Keep in mind that you need to understand how to administer your account.





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[gallopiton]

thank you sir...

I did read an article by someone who did this a while back (he just signed up) but here's Bla1ze's article about BES Cloud: Cross-platform BES12 Cloud for Enterprises and SMBs now available | CrackBerry.com

Keep in mind that you need to understand how to administer your account.





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