BlackBerry, known for producing world’s most secure Android smartphones, will no longer deliver monthly updates for their PRIV smartphone. According to BlackBerry Senior Vice President and General Manager of Mobility Solutions Division Alex Thurber, BlackBerry committed to deliver 2 years of monthly software updates for the PRIV, however, the PRIV’s built-in security had "little need for many of the updates" as they believe that their phones are more secure. Meta has announced a huge update to their privacy policy that will take effect on December 16. Read more in our articles including "Blackberry ceases PRIV support" and "Meta privacy policy updated, Meta AI to use data for personalized ads".
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May 7, 2026BlackBerry, known for producing world’s most secure Android smartphones, will no longer deliver monthly updates for their PRIV smartphone. According to BlackBerry Senior Vice President and General Manager of Mobility Solutions Division Alex Thurber, BlackBerry committed to deliver 2 years of monthly software updates for the PRIV, however, the PRIV’s built-in security had "little need for many of the updates" as they believe that their phones are more secure.
Meta has announced a huge update to their privacy policy that will take effect on December 16.
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