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@ -107,8 +107,8 @@ export bool IsSanctioned(std::string_view cc) {
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// Where this shop ships. An allow-list, and that inversion IS the design.
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//
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// Everything not named here is refused. That is not timidity, it is the only
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// honest posture available: the rules deciding whether a phone may lawfully be
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// sold into a country are national, they differ in kind rather than degree, and
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// honest posture available: the rules deciding whether a product may lawfully
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// be sold into a country are national, they differ in kind rather than degree, and
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// nobody has read all of them. A deny-list ships to every country nobody thought
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// about; an allow-list refuses them. Only one of those failure modes is
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// survivable, so the default is no, and every code below is a country somebody
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@ -139,9 +139,10 @@ export bool IsSanctioned(std::string_view cc) {
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// JP — using a handset without Japan's giteki (技適) mark on a Japanese network
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// is a Radio Act offence carrying up to a year's detention or ¥1,000,000.
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// The only exemption is for a short-stay visitor carrying a device in; it
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// does not reach a resident receiving a parcel. Fairphone holds no Japanese
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// certification and says outright that its devices cannot be used in
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// countries requiring local homologation. Note where the liability lands:
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// does not reach a resident receiving a parcel. A handset certified for
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// the EU market holds no Japanese certification, and its maker will say
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// outright that it cannot be used in countries requiring local
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// homologation. Note where the liability lands:
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// the offence is USE, so the person committing it is the customer. Selling
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// someone a phone they break the law by switching on is worse than any
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// paperwork gap on this page.
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//
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// Not here, and deliberately: the United States and Canada. The insurance
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// exclusion was only ever half the reason and is no longer the interesting half.
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// Canada is legally shut — the Fairphone (Gen. 6) holds no ISED certification,
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// Canada is legally shut — an EU-certified handset holds no ISED certification,
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// and Canadian law bars importing, distributing or selling uncertified radio
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// apparatus, so no structure or policy opens it. The US adds per-parcel customs
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// entry since de minimis ended, carrier certification that gates activation, and
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// Appear as importer of record and two of these countries close.
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export std::span<const std::string_view> ShippableCountries() {
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static constexpr std::array<std::string_view, 10> open{
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// Home. Verpact wants nothing under 50,000 kg of packaging, and the
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// phones are already on the Dutch market when Catcrafts buys them, so no
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// Home. Verpact wants nothing under 50,000 kg of packaging, and goods
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// bought from Dutch retail are already on the Dutch market when Catcrafts buys them, so no
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// producer duty attaches. That second clause is load-bearing: source
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// stock from another member state and Catcrafts becomes the Dutch
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// importer, owing Stichting OPEN before this line is honest again.
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