I’m not sure that’s how export controls work. If I ship a weapon to Iran, I’m the guilty one, not the recipient. If Slack allows connections from embargoed nat

I’m not sure that’s how export controls work. If I ship a weapon to Iran, I’m the guilty one, not the recipient. If Slack allows connections from embargoed nations, that’s on them, not the individuals who might happen to connect from an embargoed nation. Slack is responsible for their own export, and if a user accesses Slack from an embargoed nation, it indicates that Slack is enforcing the embargo improperly. More importantly, blocking that user doesn’t fix their export issue.