Seems the United Arab Emirates wasn’t satisfied with the spying agreements that RIM installed place — now, the govt’s Telecommunications Regulatory Authority will reportedly restrict BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) services to companies with greater than twenty BlackBerry accounts each. Interestingly, the TRA itself denies that any services can be halted to individuals or small firms, at the same time as RIM itself claims that this type of ban will indeed take effect, though RIM also claims that it “will be an industrywide policy applying equally to all enterprise solution providers,” happily suggesting that competitors would even be affected . The ban is seemingly scheduled for May 1st, so there won’t be long to attend — no less than, we’ll see who’s telling the fact two weeks from today.
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