[citation][nom]eddieroolz[/nom]Better than your Android which has no encryption key to begin with![/citation]
I don't use Android, and i didn't buy a phone which touted unbreakable security that ended up being removed from underneath me.
But i know LOADS of IT guys who (years ago) bought RIM devices largely because they had top notch security. They all freely admitted the phones were pretty poor otherwise, but tolerated them because they met security needs.
After RIM servers got hacked, and keys released, it may not have diminished their security, but they suddenly felt their invincible security was fallible, and switched accordingly.
Today, those same IT guys are all on Android or iPhone.
Bottom line is, while Android and Apple have been improving services, operating systems and hardware, RIM has been letting services slip, and stagnant on h/ware and s/ware improvements.