Debian or Arch or Ubuntu never ask for my confirmation ?

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  • Ardor von Heersburg
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    8 months ago

    I guess it’s because US laws likes to pretend to be in force world wide … which they are not.

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        8 months ago

        No, they are not. Sovereign countries are bound by the WTO (World Trade Organisation), not US export laws.

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          8 months ago

          “Among other restrictions, US federal law controls the export of strong cryptographic materials, which are classified as a munition. Under these restrictions, the Fedora Project cannot export or provide Fedora software to any forbidden entity, including through the FreeMedia program”

          You should let Fedora know that.