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In a little noticed action, the USA has issued a licence to a Californian company to export its products to Iran. Surprising in itself, it's the nature of the product that raises eyebrows. The US bans a wide range of encryption software and related tech. from export to Iran. But it now allows the sale of a specific piece of encryption software that is designed to defeat the attempts of the Iranian government to control to monitor internet use.
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