On Wed, May 19, 2010 at 5:27 PM, Giles Hogben <giles.hog...@enisa.europa.eu> wrote: > I am a security expert at ENISA (the European Network and Information > Security Agency). > We conducting a study on smartphone security and would like to have input > from the Web > Apps WG via the attached questionnaire, as well as reviewing of drafts of the > study when > it is ready.
Questonnaire1.pdf contains: > Please specify the platform(s) your answers apply to (e.g. Android, Apple, > Blackberry, Ovi, Windows Phone 7) I don't think "Ovi" is a platform in the same sense that Android, Apple (s.b. iPhone), Blackberry and Windows 7 are. Ovi is perhaps a store (ala Apple's iTunes store) and a services platform (perhaps akin to Google Apps or Microsoft's Live suite). Nokia provides a number of platforms: S40, Symbian, Maemo, Meego. Nokia also has other software stacks including Qt (which is perhaps comprable to Apple's Cocoa). Personally -- And I do mean this, I don't represent my employer, this working group or any other -- I think that your request to this working group to fill out your survey is a misuse of this working group's openness. OTOH, I'm glad that I had the opportunity to see your survey, because I'm sure had you used proper channels, I wouldn't have.