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What happens to your smartphone data ? and is it safe?

by Doug Gross, CNN This week, news out of the Middle East saw BlackBerry, the handheld communication device of choice in the corporate world, assailed on multiple fronts over a security problem. The problem? It’s too secure. Governments in Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates said they plan to ban BlackBerry use, at least [...]

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BFUSE(1)						      General Commands Manual							  BFUSE(1)

NAME
bfuse - Create a FUSE filesystem out of BlackBerry databases. SYNOPSIS
bfuse mountpoint [options] DESCRIPTION
bfuse connects to your BlackBerry and turns its databases into a mounted filesystem using the FUSE filesystem library. As such, it has a few basic arguments, and a list of common options supported by FUSE. The device will remain in Desktop mode for as long as bfuse runs. For more information on FUSE options, see http://fuse.sourceforge.net/ BARRY OPTIONS
-p pin Specify the PIN of the device you want to mount. Default is to mount all available devices. -P password Simplistic method to specify the device password on the command line. FUSE OPTIONS
-o opt FUSE mount options. -h Display a command help summary. -V Display version information, including Barry library, FUSE library, and kernel interface. -d Enable debug output. Implies '-f'. -f Operate in the foreground. -s Disable multi-threaded operation. AUTHOR
bfuse is part of the Barry project and was written Chris Frey, as was this manual page. SEE ALSO
http://www.netdirect.ca/software/packages/barry August 17, 2009 BFUSE(1)