<p>"A solution has to come from the BlackBerry's manufacturer Research in Motion (RIM) .... operators like us can only co-ordinate efforts," Bharti Airtel Chief Executive for India and South Asia Sanjay Kapoor told reporters here.<br /><br />The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has formally asked mobile operators to ensure a monitoring system for the smartphone's services by August 31 or stop offering certain BlackBerry services like enterprise email due to heavy encryption.<br /><br />Kapoor, however, said that the company would comply with the government when they are announced.<br /><br />Nine operators, including government owned BSNL and MTNL, are offering BlackBerry services. There are about a million subscribers using the service.<br /><br />Security agencies have raised concerns over non- availability of interception technology and it may lead to ban of enterprise email after August 31.</p>
<p>"A solution has to come from the BlackBerry's manufacturer Research in Motion (RIM) .... operators like us can only co-ordinate efforts," Bharti Airtel Chief Executive for India and South Asia Sanjay Kapoor told reporters here.<br /><br />The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has formally asked mobile operators to ensure a monitoring system for the smartphone's services by August 31 or stop offering certain BlackBerry services like enterprise email due to heavy encryption.<br /><br />Kapoor, however, said that the company would comply with the government when they are announced.<br /><br />Nine operators, including government owned BSNL and MTNL, are offering BlackBerry services. There are about a million subscribers using the service.<br /><br />Security agencies have raised concerns over non- availability of interception technology and it may lead to ban of enterprise email after August 31.</p>