RIM has been working closely with government bodies in Indonesia, but has not been advised of any specific requirements extending beyond what it has already satisfied in writing to the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MOCI) on September 23, 2011.
RIM continues to discuss a new, potential investment in Indonesia that would support the growth and expansion of the country’s software development industry and RIM expects to provide further details at a future date.
On September 23, RIM notified the MOCI in writing that it has fully addressed all of the requests made to it by MOCI in January of this year. This included notification that:
RIM has established a network of 50+ BlackBerry Expert Centers throughout Indonesia which are detailed on:http://id.blackberry.com/peaceofmind/location.jsp and provide customers with superior after sales support.
- RIM is working with Law Enforcement Agencies in Indonesia for the provision of Lawful Access as stipulated by national law.
- RIM has completed the establishment of a regional network aggregator. Many Indonesian carriers are now connected, addressing the specific stated concern of MOCI, which applied strictly to the speed of data flows.
- RIM has established a content filtering system, per the requirements outlined by the government.
BlackBerry continues to provide safe, secure and reliable communications for its users.