NODE e925edebre: So what are we going to do
Mark Hittinger <bugs@netsys.com>Sun, 1 May 94 20:15:23 PDT
> It may be too late for the federal gov't to regulate cryptography.
>The genie is already out of the bottle. They might legislate it, even
>criminalize it, but private non-clipper crypto is here. I believe it is
>here to stay. At least, I'm not giving up _MY_ copy of PGP. As long as
They could tax it. :-)
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His system was just roadkill along the information superhighway.
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NODE 9e9c9c39AHHHH!! NO!!!
johnsonc@chem.udallas.edu (Carrie A. Johnson)Sun, 1 May 94 20:38:36 PDT
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> > It may be too late for the federal gov't to regulate cryptography.
> >The genie is already out of the bottle. They might legislate it, even
> >criminalize it, but private non-clipper crypto is here. I believe it is
> >here to stay. At least, I'm not giving up _MY_ copy of PGP. As long as
>
> They could tax it. :-)
AHHH!! Don't _say_ that!!! Sheesh, are you _trying_ to give them ideas?!!
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