Google, Skype could face India messaging ban
News Mobile & Telco
Google and Skype could follow BlackBerry onto a list of banned messaging services unless the companies satisfy the Indian government security concerns. The news comes after authorities in the country issued an ultimatum to Canadian firm Research In Motion (RIM), which makes the BlackBerry smartphone, giving it until 31 August to provide security services with unencrypted access to messages sent via the device. If RIM fails to do so, certain key BlackBerry services...
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