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@knc1 thanks for your information. But dude if cryptographic and encoding stuff was illegal here basically we shoud have kissed internet goodbye!!! That's not the case. And that stanford link is just old news. We were under U.S. embargo form importing these items but now the tie has been loosed and getting even better. The only issue for American companies like amazon or apple for not having official retailers in iran is that actually our own government has set some sanctions for importing some goods from uk and usa since 1978 revolution. Goods like cars. Which even that political issues are getting somewhat better day by day. And meanwhile we're talking here there's a struggle between GM, chrysler, renault, peugout and VW for gaining access to Iran's market.
It seems as other contries find out that here in east people has a different account than their governments (I actually believe that's a worldwide thing) their policies are changing toward us. There was a time when if u have contacted apple's CS and told them u're from Iran they'd have shut ur account and now I was chatting with apple's CS clients the other day and they gave me back my money for purchasing apps that didn't work well.
Sorry for talking so much. I thought it's an ebook forum so there are some curious readers here that would like to know these stuff.
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