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Much more enforceable than you'd think, since trade treaties don't allow countries to widely violate licenses. Not to mention that products can't be shipped fro
by Nomentatus 5y ago
Much more enforceable than you'd think, since trade treaties don't allow countries to widely violate licenses. Not to mention that products can't be shipped from rogue countries to the rest of the world with such software, say an embedded OS. What doesn't have a chip in it, now?
- realityking 5y agoHow many treaties like this is North Korea a signatory of? And if they are a member of any, how much do they care about breaching them considering they‘re already under comprehensive sanctions?
- Nomentatus 5y agoRussia, China, Iran - all still rely heavily on international trade treaties. North Korea not so much, true.
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