Seria este o fim da Symbian?

A Symbian Signed passará a ser administrada pela Nokia, isto significa que o famoso serviço de assinatura de softwares para o famoso sistema operacional Symbian sofrerá mudanças. Ainda não é possível saber se serão mudanças positivas ou não, mas algo está acontecendo. Já estava na hora de uma mudança.

Com o crescimento do Android e iOS no “market share” a Nokia está sofrendo uma grande ameaça. É fato que o modelo de negócios adotado pela OVI Store está longe de poder competir com o Android Market e a Apple Store. Ambos contam com uma infinidade de programas de fácil instalação (para o usuário final) e publicação (para os desenvolvedores).

Os serviços de assinatura Symbian Signed está para ser migrado para a administração da Nokia Corporation.
Com a transição a Symbian Foundation passa de uma organização sem fins lucrativos para uma entidade de licenciamento,
o que significa que haverá mudanças nos termos e condiçoes do serviço Symbian Signed.

É com o texto acima (tradução livre) que a Symbian Signed inicia seu comunicado de mudanças, o qual transcrevo na íntegra abaixo.

Dear Symbian Signed service user,
The Symbian Signed signing services are to be 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 your
use of the services, you need to accept the new terms by 28th of
February 2011. You can do this by logging into your account at
Symbian Signed web site from 1st of February 2011 onwards, and
accepting the new service terms and privacy policy. If you do not
accept the new terms by 28th of February 2011 you will not be able
to use the Symbian Signed service.

As a result of accepting the new service terms and privacy policy,
Symbian Foundation will send personal data to Nokia Corporation.
This concerns your registration data (such as first name, last
name and country of residence), and data which you have submitted
to Symbian Signed in connection with your application (such as
specifications, certificates, UIDs and any information associated
with UIDs). The data is transferred so that Nokia Corporation can
provide you with the Symbian Signed services. If you make any
changes to such data, the changes will be visible also in the
context of the Symbian Signed services. Your data and settings
will be processed by Nokia Corporation in future.

To continue your use of Symbian Signed services, please accept the
terms and the transfer of the data prior to 28th of February, 2011.
If you do not indicate anything prior to this date, we will
consider you not applicable for migration and you will not be able
to continue to use the Symbian Signed services.

Regards, Symbian Signed team

Forte abraço a todos.

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