[sanjuro]

That's the pot calling the kettle black...

Microsoft, however, has questioned the wisdom of the president relying on a device whose maker is based in Canada.

"You would be sending your data outside the country," says Randy Siegel, a Microsoft enterprise mobile strategist who works on federal government projects. "We wouldn't want the casual musings or official communications of the most important person in the world being intercepted by others."

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,483005,00.html

 

[IH8Rice]

Siegel argues that a better alternative would be a National Security Agency-approved device, such as the Sectéra Edge.

gee i wonder why

 

[berkshire_rider]

Yeah, don't use a Blackberry, use our $3300 "secure" phone that just happens to run on Windows CE instead.....We never have security issues or viruses.

 

[sanjuro]

Yeah, I always cruise over to Pennsylvania Avenue to steal me some Wi-fi, maybe sniff some Presidential text messages...

 

[IH8Rice]

taken today....its a Blackberry 8830

 

[stevew]

Yeah, I always cruise over to Pennsylvania Avenue to steal me some Wi-fi, maybe sniff some Presidential text messages...

i laughed.

 

[Transcend]

Microsoft giving security advice, that's rich.

 

[Silver]

Microsoft giving security advice, that's rich.

In other news, I hear Bernie Madoff is saying that Vanguard is a bad place to invest your money with. He doesn't trust them.