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BlackBerry maker vows privacy safeguard amid memo probe

Posted on January 4, 2012 by pogowasright.org

AFP reports:

Research In Motion vowed Tuesday to defend the legal privacy rights of BlackBerry users after a judicial commission in Pakistan ordered copies of smartphone communications in the memo probe.

The Canadian firm reacted to news that a Pakistani commission was seeking records for a probe into an unsigned memo purported to ask for Washington’s help to rein in Pakistan’s military.

Read more on AAJ News.

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