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Brendan Carr Tries To 'Ban' All Foreign Routers In Lazy, Legally Dubious Shakedown

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FCC boss Brendan Carr announced a plan to ban foreign-made routers in the U.S., requiring manufacturers to obtain conditional approval from U.S. agencies, under the guise of cybersecurity. This move is seen as legally dubious and more likely aimed at benefiting the Trump administration rather than enhancing security, with potential risks including additional regulatory burdens and undermining actual domestic cybersecurity efforts.

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