US FCC bans foreign-produced routers from market access
New devices blocked without security clearance
Change
The US FCC added foreign-produced consumer routers to its Covered List, barring new models from sale.
Why it matters
Manufacturers must obtain conditional approval to re-enter the market, creating a compliance gate for device sales.
Implications
- — Manufacturers cannot sell new devices — market access restricted
- — Approval process required — compliance costs increase
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