Transparency in Communications: Disclosure of Foreign Adversary Ownership.
This law requires the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to create and publish a list of US-licensed communication entities that have ownership ties to the governments of China, Russia, Iran, North Korea, Cuba, or Venezuela. The goal is to enhance national security and transparency, allowing citizens to know who controls critical communication infrastructure and potentially affects the security of their daily services.
Key points
The FCC must publicly disclose which communication companies (telecom, media, internet) have equity interests owned by designated adversarial governments.
This list will be updated at least annually, increasing transparency and potentially safeguarding the security of the networks you use daily.
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