What are export unrestricted (XU) images?

What are export unrestricted (XU) images?
What's the difference between BE6K-ST-BDL-K9 and BE6K-ST-BDL-XU?
Any help will be appreciated

Hi,
RESTRICTED CUCM is the "full" CUCM with media and signaling encryption ENABLED . This does not mean the feature is ‘ON’ all the time, simply that it is available for the customer to use.
UNRESTRICTED CUCM versions have all media and signaling encryption features DISABLED to comply with US export laws. This means that they cannot use CUCM encryption.
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I always thank my replies in points
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Hai....
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