Re: 2.4 and Strong Cryptography...

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Horst von Brand <vonbrand@pincoya.inf.utfsm.cl> writes:

> It is not the same. If I make a CD and send it to Cuba somehow, the NSA
> won't be able to catch it in flight ;-)

My point is: (3) allows to tolerate violation of (2) legally, by means
of HTTP or FTP. Thus, while making a CD that the NSA cannot even see if
you do it properly---hey, no-one said the FTP site needed to be publicly
accessible... :o)---you can safely export your CD's contents via FTP.

So what reason is there? There's a shorter way to write "if you export
strong crypto to Iraq or <whateverelseisblackliste>, do it by
FTP/HTTP".

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