Secure Equipment Act: Blocking Risky Communication Devices
New rules aim to enhance the security of communication networks in the U.S. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will no longer approve devices that pose a national security risk. This ensures that citizens can trust their communication equipment meets high security standards.
Key points
Prohibits the approval of communication equipment deemed a national security threat.
The FCC will maintain a list of banned devices, making it easier to identify risky products.
Rules do not affect equipment approved before the new regulations, but the FCC may review them in the future.
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