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Apple’s iCloud woes have BlackBerry smelling blood

05
Sep
2014

We already knew that BlackBerry has been having a good time watching Apple try to shore up its reputation for security following the massive celebrity iCloud photo hack. But now John Chen’s feisty underdog has taken things a step further and written a full post on its company blog explaining why everyone should have listened to BlackBerry all these years about the importance of mobile security. FROM EARLIER: BlackBerry knows how angry iCloud hacking victims could have saved themselves a lot of trouble “As the iCloud hacking story continues to unfold, experts are finding it hard to talk about strong mobile security without bringing the corporate embodiment of it into the discussion,” BlackBerry gloats before citing a recent segment on

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