RIM Still Silent About The Promise

Research In Motion (RIM) had promised a few things to the government of Indonesia until a certain time limit. However, when touched on the matter, the manufacturer of BlackBerry is still silent.

The promises in question related to the development of the BlackBerry server in Indonesia, access to facilities lawful interception (wiretapping) for law enforcement, as well as RIM's commitment to build about 40 after-sales service, aka the BlackBerry Authorized Customer Care Center.

Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (Communication and Information) itself has plans to re-call related RIM promises made in early January last.

Well, when media crews a chance to meet representatives of the country is a Canadian vendor is of course also alluded to this question. Unfortunately, RIM seems to still not want to disclose how far the application of effort on their promise.

"Currently we can not give any explanation, we will update later after no progress. Now we better focus on the BlackBerry seven, 'said Oliver Pilgerstorfer, Senior PR Manager RIM for Southeast Asia, after launching three variants of the latest BlackBerry on FX Plaza, Monday (08/18/2011) night.

Earlier, in a meeting with Communications and Informatics on January 17, 2011, there are four points that RIM promised to the government, namely:

1. RIM is committed to meet the demands required by the government in the provision of after-sales service center and now has more than 40 BlackBerry Authorized Customer Care Center. However, Kominfo will still monitor the truth and validity and the effectiveness of after-sales service center 40 is

2. RIM will discuss progress related to facilitating access to lawful interception (wiretapping) for law enforcement Indonesia.

3. RIM reported that they would establish a Regional Network Aggregator in a location that has not been mentioned.

4. RIM is committed to blocking access to Internet content is negative.

To point to the 4th, RIM had indeed run blocking by implementing DNS Nawala on BlackBerry Internet Service. But for the other point there is still no progress.