FCC Bans First Two Devices Under New Chip-Level Security Rule
The FCC, using a power it granted itself on October 13, blocked a dashcam and a wireless video transmitter made by Huawei subsidiary HiSilicon for containing chips it classes as foreign surveillance chips, and later granted Intel a waiver.
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| Oct 24, 6:30 AM | techradar.com | The FCC bans gadgets with 'surveillance chips' in — but Intel gets a waiver |
| Oct 23, 10:28 AM | therecord.media | FCC bans two devices with surveillance chips linked to Huawei |
| Oct 23, 5:15 AM | tomshardware.com | FCC bans first two devices from the US under new chip-level rule |
| Oct 22, 1:23 PM | theverge.com | The FCC is beginning to block gadgets with ‘foreign surveillance chips’ |