POINT ban Nokia Pushmail service for security concerns

Nokia Pushmail service is disabled in India and may commence only after its service further unless the firm agrees to resolve security concerns and insert legal system monitoring.

This ban comes at a time when Blackberry services are under Government scanner because of security-related question for his decision to not provide an enterprise mail services.

TOI reports almost 50 percent of the Nokia phones for business e series sold in the country is called for emails. this development is at a time when the State Department has requested Telecom and departments to review existing legal frameworks, to extend the meaning of Telecom/Internet services.

In this Nokia pushmail service supports providers of large e-mail Hotmail Yahoo and Gmail, and various other leading email service providers.

TOI also, the IT Department have requested reports from the Ministry of home to make the necessary changes in the Indian Telegraph Act of 1885, a law on information technology (Amendment), 2007.

After you change comes in place it will be necessary for all providers of Telecom to have systems in place to deliver the authorized intercepts depends on phone numbers, device identity, e-mail ID, IP addresses or keywords to agencies of the national security of a real time basis.

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