The Indian government and BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion has set up a meeting to look for a way to meet India's security concerns, according to a Reuters report.
A government official disclosed the India's Ministry of Telecommunications has written to RIM asking for servers to be installed in India to help agencies monitor BlackBerry services.
A telecoms ministry spokeswoman confirmed that the meeting is set Apr. 21 to reach a solution that will be acceptable to the security agencies.
The India government has held a series of meetings with RIM and mobile operators after security concerns were raised on emails sent through BlackBerry devices that could not be traced or intercepted.
Friday, April 18, 2008
India gov't, RIM to discuss BlackBerry security issues
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