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Changes coming to Symbian Signed services
jasonblack | 10 February, 2011 16:31
The Symbian Signed signing services are being migrated and taken up by Nokia Corporation. Symbian Foundation will transition from a non-profit organization to a licensing entity, which means there will be changes in the terms and conditions of the Symbian Signed service.
In the context of this transition and providing the signing services by Nokia, new service terms and privacy policy shall apply to your use of the Symbian Signed services. To continue using these services, you need to accept the new terms by 28 February 2011.
You can do this by logging into your account at the Symbian Signed website, and Accepting the new service terms and privacy policy.
NOTE: If you do not accept the new terms by 28 February 2011, you will not be able to use the Symbian Signed service.
Additionally Nokia is continuing the development work of Symbian Signed started by Symbian Foundation. It is anticipated that these changes will be completed during the second quarter of 2011. More information will be shared once it becomes available.
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