Nokia has set up servers in India for its consumer email services and is testing solutions that will let the country’s security agencies monitor such services. The testing is likely to be completed in the next three months.
Nokia was in talks with the government to let India’s security agencies monitor consumer email services, and not corporate email services.
India fears that the highly encrypted emails sent through the smartphones make them convenient for terrorists to use undetected. [wsj]
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