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By now, you’ve probably heard about how the United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, and Saudi Arabia are banning the BlackBerry.
It would appear that RIM and Saudi Arabia have reached some sort of compromise when it comes to BlackBerry usage. Unfortunately, that means that RIM has “seemingly agreed” to put a server in that country and give the government full access to all user data in it.
So, it looks like there won’t be much privacy going on.
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