crypt() outside USA and related matters

David Goodenough dg at lakart.UUCP
Tue Oct 17 03:11:50 AEST 1989


bumby at math.rutgers.edu (Richard Bumby) sez:
> Since this thread seems to be changing direction, it might be
> appropriate to add that when I bought an "international adapter" so
> that I could take my Toshiba laptop overseas, it came in a box labeled
> "EXPORT RESTRICTED"!  Even hardware appears to be subject to security
> clearance.

You betcha!!

A fellow worker took his Mac 2 CX, PHD, SSC, whatever (the 68020
version) on holiday with him to Italy last year. Had to sign all
sorts of declarations to make sure he brought it back. The fact that
I could take my trusty old CP/M machine to Italy with a 68020 chip
stuck inside it with gaffers tape is probably totally irrelevant.
Customs / Immigration / Export / whoever are trying to do something,
and are mostly succeeding. But it's still fairly easy to slide a fast
one past them. Assuming you're prepared to take the risk.
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