SAN FRANCISCO: BlackBerry is expanding its efforts to sell mobile security software on its rivals’ smartphones to help counter the waning popularity of its own devices.
As part of a new strategy outlined in San Francisco, BlackBerry unveiled several upgrades to its mobile security weapons and a partnership with smartphone market leader Samsung.
Many of the security features will protect smartphones running on operating systems made by Apple, Google and Microsoft.
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