BlackBerry with Indian handset manufacturer pre-installed BBM application

Tencent Science and Technology music November 28 compiled BlackBerry is preparing to work with Indian handset manufacturers Micromax, spice and Zen, pre-installed on their mobile phone BBM instant messaging applications. In the case of a mobile phone pre-installed BBM, users can communicate with other BBM users without having to download and install BBM applications, resulting in download fees. BBM is now pre-installed in the Micromax Company's canvas turbo phone, and will be pre-installed in the upcoming new canvas series. BlackBerry has enabled BBM Instant messaging applications to appear on other operating system platforms, and is now actively BBM pre-installed on other manufacturers ' handsets. The question now is: Why did the BlackBerry wait so long to get started? Why didn't it do that earlier? In fact, the BlackBerry BBM on the Android and iOS platforms, and it has been robbed of WhatsApp and WeChat apps in the instant Messaging world. None of these two apps have high levels of BlackBerry encryption, but I think that's where the BlackBerry line is wrong. It does not take into account the vast majority of users who want to use instant messaging applications, and frankly, these users are not particularly concerned with information encryption. Instant messaging Services to make it easy for users to contact, the BlackBerry finally realizes this, and cannot help but be slow. Yes, some people do need a high degree of encryption, but they are a minority relative to a large BlackBerry user base. For years, BlackBerry has been committed to meeting the needs of these minorities, ignoring the rest of the users, which ultimately cost the BlackBerry. BBM the Android and iOS platforms with 20 million users in the first week, but then fell sharply. As the BlackBerry's overall condition is poor, many BlackBerry users may be worried about how long the BBM service will last. BlackBerry is likely to sell BBM communications services, and if so, it is not surprising that BBM is embedded in advertising or a service charge. This would disappoint all users, forcing them to switch to other instant messaging applications.