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This doesn't necessarily apply to OP's product, but institutions also want regulatory compliance. For example, your premium version can use NIST-approved cipher

This doesn't necessarily apply to OP's product, but institutions also want regulatory compliance. For example, your premium version can use NIST-approved cipher suites, while the free version "limits" itself to the likes of chacha20 and x25519 (both secure standards as far as we know, just non-NIST!)

webmaven 3y ago
That's a rather clever form of bureaucratic ju jitsu. It probably works on "enterprise" users as well, particularly ones that are government contractors. I wonder what other variants are possible... perhaps something around ISO 9000 certification?