> ??? Crypto export was once legal, surely? If we go back far enough, that
> is.
Sure. And if you could travel back in time, you could export.
If you did something at time t0 that was legal, and the law was changed at t1
to make it illegal, then you're okay. At t1, you cannot make a law that says
"as of 3 days ago, this is illegal."
> Anyway, in the case of the current regs, IIRC (which I think I do), they
> _explicitly_ reserve the right to make future restrictions on exported
> code. I know that opinion mostly says that that would be, in practice,
> impossible, but...
More than impossible, really, against the US constitution.
> I'm happy to have a second opinion, though it isn't clear to me what the
> value of an opinion from a firm that has a vested interest in that
> opinion is.
Then again I ask, what *would* it take? Who *would* you folks listen to?
/r$
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