­In India, talks to consider restricting BlackBerry services have ended without a decision. Thursday's meeting between officials of the Interior Ministry, security agencies and the state-run telecom provider was held after the government expressed concerns about not being able to monitor data sent via e-mail or messaging on the popular BlackBerry mobile device.

Officials say Thursday's meeting was inconclusive. India wants the Canadian company that makes the phone, Research in Motion, to give it access to encrypted data transmitted via the handset. The government is worried that BlackBerry services can be used by terrorist organizations because security agencies cannot intercept the communication.

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Source: Cellular News