BlackBerry CEO uses security summit to once more attack Apple’s use of strong encryption

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BlackBerry CEO uses security summit to once more attack Apple’s use of strong encryption

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<p>There must be some kind of irony award for using a security summit to attack the use of strong encryption, and <a href="http://9to5mac.com/guides/blackberry/" target="_blank">BlackBerry[/url] CEO John Chen seems determined to win it. Speaking at the BlackBerry Security Summit, Chen said that he is ‘disturbed’ by Apple’s decision to work hard to keep its devices and messaging services secure, reports <a href="http://www.patentlyapple.com/patently-apple/2016/07/at-the-blackberry-security-summit-ceo-chen-said-that-hes-disturbed-by-apples-approach-to-encryption.html" target="_blank">Patently Apple[/url].</p>
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