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The US bans all new foreign-made network routers

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The FCC has designated all new foreign-made consumer routers as a security risk and added them to the Covered List, aiming to reduce national security dependencies on foreign tech. This move affects major brands with overseas manufacturing, potentially halting new router models in stores until issues are resolved, emphasizing a shift towards domestic production for conditional approval of new products.

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