To bypass US Munitions Export Laws, the creator of the PGP published all the source code in book form.

The statement is true because in order to bypass US munitions export laws, the creator of the Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) encryption software, Phil Zimmermann, decided to publish all the source code in book form. By doing so, Zimmermann argued that the software should be protected under the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech rights. This publication made the source code widely available to the public, allowing individuals to access and utilize the encryption software without violating export restrictions.