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Originally Posted by DiapDealer
It's really no different than using a proxy to do your browsing. I'm not saying there should be no concern, but every transaction—every page I go to—on my Kindle 2's browser goes through Amazon too. So it's not really a new development. Where was the outrage then?
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Proxy's can catch and sniff but mostly they are pass through ports. Also the K2 has limited browsing ability so you really only used it in a pinch. Also on the K2 you where on their network.
Here your on your network and they are catching your content and the fire is much more capable as a browser which means you will be using it a lot more.
With a proxy you securitiy keys are still point to point. With their silk they have not indicated how they will handle this secure connection.
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Originally Posted by murraypaul
(Corporate) BlackBerry traffic goes through a server run by the company itself, not by RIM.
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Good point. I'm only familiar with their BIS solution where it does go through RIM servers.
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