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Re: Is it legal for commercial companies to use PGP?
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From: "Jim Grubs, W8GRT" <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, 18 Jul 95 09:36:51 EDT
In practice, I'd probably buy Viacrypt for legal reasons but use
PGP anyway.
I'd be interesting in hearing some of the lawyers out there comment on
this. While I know that I can test interoperability, I prefer using
something that I compiled myself which I think is not an option with
Viacrypt. This is not to say that I could swear that I understand all
of the code that I compiled for the free versions of PGP, but (a) I
have spent considerable time looking at the parts that were most
interesting to me -- even translating some things to other programming
languages and (b) I know that others have also examined the code and
nobody has come up with anything terribly damning.
Rick
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