At 02:29 AM 9/17/99 , Mark J Cox wrote:
> > I read that as saying every program using strong encryption must
> > still go through the approval process....
>
>Right; it doesn't help us allow US people to get involved in the
>development. It also means that browser manufacturers won't be able to
>make full-strength versions their default download (because they have a
>limit on countries allowed). Even within the US right now there is a
>large percentage of browsers being used that are export-crippled.
Another issue is that MOST people behind a firewall and cannot even
download 128-bit encryption products!
Lee
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