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- India widens security crackdown to Google, Skype
India has widened its security crackdown, asking all companies that provide encrypted communications — not just BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion — to install servers in the country to make it easier for the government to obtain users' data. That would likely affect digital giants like Google and Skype. - India wants local servers from RIM, Google, Skype
India plans to ask the three companies to set up local servers in the country so that security agencies can monitor customer communications. - India withdraws BlackBerry ban - for now
India said it withdrew a threat Monday to ban BlackBerry services for at least two more months. - India widens internet security crackdown
India has asked all companies that provide encrypted communications - not just BlackBerry-maker Research In Motion - to install servers in the country. - India wants Skype, Google data
( FT ) -- India is extending a crackdown on BlackBerry to other e-mail and internet communications providers, including Skype and Google, a senior government official said on Wednesday. - India replies to Pakistan's queries on Headley visits
India handed over yet another dossier to Pakistan on the results of investigations into David Headley's India visits. The dossier was handed over to Pakistani high commissioner Shahid Malik on Wednesday evening.