The Clinton Administration, facing mounting pressure to eliminate controls on the export of encryption technology, is preparing to announce a further loosening of the controversial restrictions. The planned changes come on the heels of a report from a special presidential advisory committee recommending the White House abandon nearly all export controls on software that protects Internet communications. They also come as the House is preparing to debate a bill that would lift most controls on the export of products intended to keep computer communications and transactions secure. Three news stories about secret stuff on the Wide Weird Web caught Zapman's eye recently. All rights reserved.
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