Starlink Gets Exemption From FCC Ban on Routers Made Outside the US
The exemption lets existing Starlink routers keep selling while the FCC’s ban targets new foreign-made models to reduce cybersecurity risks.
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Two more drones escape FCC foreign drone ban
When the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced last December that virtually all foreign-produced drones and critical drone components would be added to its national security “Covered List,” many assumed the door had effectively closed on new foreign drone approvals in the US. Seven months later, the picture looks much more nuanced.
The US government has allowed the company of Elon Musk to sell its routers that are not produced in the US.
New FCC Language Reveals Next Phase of Trusted Drone Policy
Latest FCC notice suggests Conditional Approval is becoming a long-term compliance framework rather than a temporary exemption program The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has added two more uncrewed aircraft systems (UAS) to its growing list of devices exempt from the agency’s Covered List. But the most significant development may not be the addition of two […] The post New FCC Language Reveals Next Phase of Trusted Drone Policy appeared…
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