PGP 2.5 available from Electronic Frontier Foundation ftp site
Tommy the Tourist
nobody at soda.berkeley.edu
Thu May 12 08:26:34 PDT 1994
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From: Stanton McCandlish <mech at eff.org>
Date: Wed, 11 May 1994 16:46:49 -0400 (EDT)
Despite the patent & licensing issues being resolved, PGP is still
not legally exportable from the United States (except to Canada),
due to ITAR export restrictions which categorize cryptographic
materials as weapons of war. Thus, EFF can only make PGP and
other crypto tools and source code available to US and Canadian
nationals currently residing in the US or Canada and connecting to
EFF's site from a US or Canadian site.
I was under the impression that NAFTA is the reason that Canada is
included. Am I misinformed? If NAFTA is the reason, isn't Mexico
equivalent to Canada in this context? Could someone clarify this
aspect of the export situation, or perhaps point me at a document that
explains the situation?
Zeke
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