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According to Microsoft's official website, .NET Framework (all versions) is subject to export control. I do not find .net 6 in this list. May I ask whether .net 6 is also subject to export control? |
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@jamshedd can you help? |
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Hi folks, I have an update here - after discussions with our trade team and legal we determined we can classify all versions of .NET/.NET Core as "Not subject to EAR". This change is now reflected on the Export Control website: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/exporting/exporting-information.aspx Note: .NET Framework unlike modern .NET (NET Core) is a component of Windows and closed source, therefore all versions of .NET Framework will continue to be classified 5D992.c and are subject to EAR |
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https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/exporting/exporting-information |
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This discussion is closed, the issue is already resolved with the Microsoft export controls website clearly stating modern .NET i.e. .NET Core is not subject to EAR. |
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Hi folks, I have an update here - after discussions with our trade team and legal we determined we can classify all versions of .NET/.NET Core as "Not subject to EAR". This change is now reflected on the Export Control website: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/exporting/exporting-information.aspx
Note: .NET Framework unlike modern .NET (NET Core) is a component of Windows and closed source, therefore all versions of .NET Framework will continue to be classified 5D992.c and are subject to EAR