“In response to questions from SPIEGEL, BlackBerry officials stated, “It is not for us to comment on media reports regarding alleged government surveillance of telecommunications traffic.” The company said it had not programmed a “‘back door’ pipeline to our platform.”” reports the post on SPIEGEL.
US intelligence was already able to access to SMS messages, a document of the agency dated 2009remarked that the NSA agents can “see and read SMS traffic“.
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