Those arrested included lawyers and members of the Hells Angels, serving police officers, an employee of the public prosecutor's office, civil servants, tax officials and hospital administrators suspected of providing information to the gangs, and people suspected of gang-related violence. On 9 March 2021 around 1600 Belgian police carried out about 200 raids and arrested 48 people and seized €1.2 million in cash and 17 tonnes of cocaine. A quarter of active users are in Belgium (6,000) and the Netherlands (12,000), and half of those were said to be in use around the port of Antwerp. ġ71,000 SKY ECC devices are registered, mainly in Europe, North America, several central and South American countries – mainly Colombia – and the Middle East. Messages are stored using 521-bit elliptic-curve cryptography and network connections are protected by 2048 bit SSL. They support Android, BlackBerry and iPhone apps. The company website offered a US$4 million (€3.2 million Euro) prize to anyone who could break the encryption within 90 days. The phones had a kill switch : If a user entered a "panic" password, the device would delete its contents. If a phone was not contactable by the network, the message would be retained for up to 48 hours, then deleted. Messages were encrypted and were automatically deleted after thirty seconds. The company modified Nokia, Google, Apple and BlackBerry phones, Phones supplied by the company had cameras, microphones and GPS disabled. One of its features was "self-destruction" of messages after a user-defined expiration period. Originally developed for the BlackBerry platform, it uses elliptic-curve cryptography (ECC) for encryption. Sky ECC was a subscription-based end-to-end encrypted messaging application.
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