US Bans New Foreign-Made Consumer Internet Routers Over National Security

The United States has implemented a ban on new foreign-made consumer internet routers, citing national security concerns as the primary reason for the new policy.

24 Mar, 01:26 — 24 Mar, 06:03

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This ban could significantly impact the availability and cost of consumer internet routers in the US, potentially forcing manufacturers to relocate production or consumers to rely on a limited selection of domestic or approved foreign brands. It highlights growing concerns about supply chain security and the potential for foreign-made hardware to pose cybersecurity risks.

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