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> Due to the advanced capabilities of the O.MG Cable, regulations require that they are shipped "deactivated" Which "regulations" might those be?
by quotemstr 2y ago
> Due to the advanced capabilities of the O.MG Cable, regulations require that they are shipped "deactivated"
Which "regulations" might those be?
- doe_eyes 2y agoProbably some Paypal or AdWords ToS with their vague prohibitions on "hacking tools".
- hackernewds 2y agothose are not regulations
- infogulch 2y agoPayment processors are de-facto regulators.
- mopenstein 2y agoThat answer to various governments.
- ngcc_hk 2y agoIs copying machine even your all in one printer with scanner cannot copy banknote is somehow regulated I wonder ?
- transpute 2y ago> not regulations merely existential threats for small business
- cosmojg 2y agoIndustry-imposed regulations (as opposed to government-imposed regulations) are still regulations, and payment processors have teeth.
- blowski 2y ago“Blue tape”, rather than “red tape”.
- oopsallmagic 2y agoNobody calls them regulations, come now.
- rdslw 2y agothis is not industry-imposed regulations. this is not industry. this is single party ToS atmost. Do not whitewash harmfull practice as the law.
- yellowapple 2y ago> Do not whitewash harmfull practice as the law. You say that as if "The Law" is not already a set of whitewashed harmful practices.
- nopcode 2y agoYou'd need a license to export to most countries and show that you have controls in place that they are not sent to countries/companies/people on a blacklist/watchlist. This is true for anything cybersecurity related and more strict for "intrusion" tooling. Not sure about domestic sales though...