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"NATO Restricted" is the lowest-tier of NATO classification. It does not require security clearance to access, and mostly exists to prevent the leaking of infor
by bigyabai 9mo ago
"NATO Restricted" is the lowest-tier of NATO classification. It does not require security clearance to access, and mostly exists to prevent the leaking of information.
- mark_l_watson 9mo ago+1 I came to make the same point. Basically unclassified. Pretty weak press release!
- runlaszlorun 9mo agoThis deserves to be the top comment.
- figassis 9mo agoSo most NATO people will have access to this level, so it's where most devices will be sold.
- KK7NIL 9mo agoPresumably most NATO personnel will have a significant amount of data at higher restriction levels, arguably making these devices of little use to them. It's a pain using a device that you can load some data, but not other.
- irishcoffee 9mo agoCommercial products don't generally go from unclass to TS/SCI in one jump. We should anticipate this isn't the end, given how these types of contracts are generally structured.