BlackBerry exiting Pakistan over government's user data demand Comments

• whatever
• Jh8
• 30 Nov 2015

so they leak user's private info to western nation's different agencies & higest bidders .. but wont give it to the country's own gov. for sake of security .. bb the worst

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• AnonD-442287
• uC8
• 30 Nov 2015

That's the issue mate. Pakistan is always threatened by a terrorist attack at any given moment. Being unable to monitor ALL telecommunication activity will help terrorists exchange info without letting the intelligence agencies know.
Btw i think it good that BB didn't give up their security. There isn't any demand for BlackBerry devices there too since chinese brands dominate the market.

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• Mike
• mT@
• 30 Nov 2015

I just can't control my laughter when I think about Pakistan Govt asking for information from BlackBerry to protect.....who from what? To protect the perpetrators like Al Qaeda and other elements (supported by ISI) from being caught by US or any other country , hahahahaha.

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• Anonymous
• Uib
• 30 Nov 2015

I wonder if canadian government or us government ever asks BB to get access to user data, how BB will react then!!

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• Anonymous
• 95w
• 30 Nov 2015

Good to see BlackBerry not giving governments access to users data.

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• AnonD-463205
• uW}
• 30 Nov 2015

Thankgod,we'll have the chinese big brands instead :p

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