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FCC Bans Two Devices with Foreign Surveillance Chips

  • The FCC imposed a new rule allowing it to ban devices based on internal chips, not just brands or products.
  • Using this rule, the FCC banned two devices for containing 'foreign surveillance chips'.
  • The FCC did not specify which devices were banned or which companies' chips were involved.
  • This is the first time the FCC has exercised this new power.
  • The rule aims to close the loophole of rebranded products with parts from Chinese manufacturers.
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