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India DoT comes under fire from Canadian government
Canadian High Commissioner David M. Malone sent a letter to A. Raja, India’s Communication and IT Minister, questioning the way India is handling the controversy over BlackBerry security concerns. Malone said that the Department of Telcom had “inspired little confidence that those involved on the Indian side are actually empowered to settle the matter…” and requested a conference with “the relevant authorities.” He also criticized the constant media leaks (whoops) and India’s apparent willingness to negotiate through the media. All in all, it is a very polite but very scathing letter, and we can only hope that it will help to finally put the whole matter to rest. It was dated April 17th, but if Raja sent a response, it hasn’t turned up yet.
Posted by Devin Kent in News
Comments [2 Responses]
May 4th, 2008 at 10:29 pm
[…] the news, namely the BlackBerry 9100’s flip form factor coming to light, Canadian government stepping into the ongoing Indian debacle, and RIM’s post-WES plans for certification. You can grab the MP3, XML, or iTunes. […]
May 8th, 2008 at 7:53 am
[…] infrastructures running at 128. When it comes to stuff like this, I’ll agree with the Canadian government - if the media learns about stuff like this, it really does become a security hazard. Permalink […]
