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India said the crackdown will extend e-security for blackberry mobile phones to both companies through information networks such as Google and Skype. According to reports from New Delhi correspondent of VOA Anjana Pasricha, the security concerns that India has demanded access to the encrypted data sent over the network.
The first goal in India demanding requirements of access to encrypted data is Research in Motion, the Canadian company manufactures the blackberry mobile phone.
Despite not making a threat to block IM services via blackberry before August 31, the Indian government has said that their concerns must be resolved within two months.
Interior Minister P. Chidambaram this week said negotiations are continuing with the company Research in Motion, RIM news, to access the Blackberry data transmitter.
Mr. Chidambaram said: "RIM has agreed to provide some access to information via the RIM system, and this information has been reactive effect from September 1, 2010. The discussion of the technical solutions to access more still continued, and the matter will be reviewed within 60 days. "
Officials said the company not only produce blackberry will have access to the contents of the user, which includes information services such as Google, Skype, MSN, Hotmail and Nokia again.
He G.K. Pillai, Deputy Minister of Indian Affairs, said: "All those who work in information services in India must have a server in India, as well as the right for access to public enforcement agencies resource guide for all information transmitted via telecommunications networks in India and it was not clearly identified with Research in Motion or the blackberry, but also with other companies. "
Put a server in the Indian government allows easier access to user content.
The requirements of India raised concerns after the terrorist organizations that use Internet services and mobile phone that security agencies were not blocking. The analyst said that the security element is involved in terrorist attacks back in November 2008 in Mumbai has used mobile phones and satellites to coordinate attacks.
India was a victim of terrorist attacks frequently. India is also fighting with rebel groups in Kashmir and the Northeast.
India is one of the telecommunications market is the fastest growing in the world. More than 1 million blackberry users in India.
Despite not making a threat to block IM services via blackberry before August 31, the Indian government has said that their concerns must be resolved within two months.
Interior Minister P. Chidambaram this week said negotiations are continuing with the company Research in Motion, RIM news, to access the Blackberry data transmitter.
Mr. Chidambaram said: "RIM has agreed to provide some access to information via the RIM system, and this information has been reactive effect from September 1, 2010. The discussion of the technical solutions to access more still continued, and the matter will be reviewed within 60 days. "
Officials said the company not only produce blackberry will have access to the contents of the user, which includes information services such as Google, Skype, MSN, Hotmail and Nokia again.
He G.K. Pillai, Deputy Minister of Indian Affairs, said: "All those who work in information services in India must have a server in India, as well as the right for access to public enforcement agencies resource guide for all information transmitted via telecommunications networks in India and it was not clearly identified with Research in Motion or the blackberry, but also with other companies. "
Put a server in the Indian government allows easier access to user content.
The requirements of India raised concerns after the terrorist organizations that use Internet services and mobile phone that security agencies were not blocking. The analyst said that the security element is involved in terrorist attacks back in November 2008 in Mumbai has used mobile phones and satellites to coordinate attacks.
India was a victim of terrorist attacks frequently. India is also fighting with rebel groups in Kashmir and the Northeast.
India is one of the telecommunications market is the fastest growing in the world. More than 1 million blackberry users in India.
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