Today, BlackBerry manufacturers announced that they're going to stop selling phones; but people were confused, because they thought they had already.

BlackBerry — a Canadian company that once claimed a hefty 20% of the global smartphone market — will stop selling phones as of August 31, 2020.

We'd like to thank TCL Communication @BBMobile and their team for a successful partnership over the past few years. Together we produced great things. Many thanks and appreciation to our BlackBerry community for your continued support. https://t.co/fn2iM3bvzR

— BlackBerry (@BlackBerry) February 3, 2020

The company experienced a series of financial setbacks, with stocks plunging around 2010 as the iPhone and Android models began to dominate the market.

Still, many Canadians were baffled by the news — not because they thought BlackBerry was doing well, but because they thought the company had gone under years ago.

Blackberry was still being made and sold? 😂😂😂😂

— Danny ⚾️ (@NYY_NUM1) February 4, 2020

One person thought that the real news story was this:

Somewhere in the world someone is still using a Blackberry phone.

— Erin Aiello (@ErinAiello7) February 4, 2020

And another person took a moment to congratulate BlackBerry for its resilience.

Kudos to Blackberry for staying alive for another 10 years after it was long presumed dead

— brando (@brandotango) February 4, 2020

It's pretty telling that nobody remembers how to capitalize "BlackBerry" correctly.

I’m one of those dads. RIP Blackberry.

— Alan Tibbetts (@amtibbetts) February 4, 2020

And also that someone called BlackBerry the "MySpace of smart phones."

this is horrible news. They can't let it die....it's like the MySpace of smart phones LOL

— Michael Giordano (@Giordanzzz) February 3, 2020

No word yet on whether BlackBerry has found another communications company to partner with.