It’s relevant to its 7,000 employees and the City Of Waterloo to whom it pays property taxes. It helps support the University of Waterloo and the Perimeter Institute which is a world renowned think tank in the field of quantum mechanics. Its phones are marketed world-wide to governments, businesses and to citizens who…

haven’t been relevant? This comment is stupid, let me tell you why it’s stupid, the consumer market doesn’t define relevancy. BlackBerry is still quite unmatched when it comes to enterprise, especially in government work. Even if nobody at a company is using a blackberry device they still have their BES servers all…

Weird. It’s almost like you aren’t worth much of my time unless I find you interesting or something, isn’t it?

It’s a good thing governments never spy on each other and that corporations never spy on governments, isn’t it?

Maybe he’s saying that if someone is a known criminal or terrorists, they’ll give up the key. I mean, if Bin Laden was using a Blackberry I’m sure everyone would be ok if they gave up the key.