Should open source sniff the geopolitical wind and ban itself in China and Russia?
In 2022, information technology collided with geopolitics like never before. After Russia's illegal invasion of Ukraine, many nations decided that Vladimir Putin's regime and populace should be denied access to technology and even to services from the companies that make and wield it.
Yet plenty of sophisticated top-tier tech still crossed their borders because open source code still flows around the world unimpeded. The SDN list names terrorists, narcotics traffickers, and organizations known to support America's enemies.bills itself as a"privacy solution for Ethereum." The US government says North Korea likes the privacy the tech affords and Pyongyang has used Tornado Cash to launder millions to funnel into weapons development.
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