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Is BlackBerry’s New DTEK50 Smartphone More Secure Than Apple’s iPhone?

August 2, 2016 Dick Eastman Cell Phones

You can find an interesting article about the claimed security of Blackberry’s latest phone versus that of Apple’s offerings. Look at: http://goo.gl/ysHUlH.

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