After banning foreign routers, FCC says existing ones can get updates until 2029
The FCC has extended a waiver for an additional two years, permitting routers and drones to receive necessary software patches.
MAIN POINTS
- The waiver extension applies to routers and drones.
- This extension allows continued software patching.
- The waiver is valid for an additional two years.
- The FCC is responsible for granting this extension.
TAKEAWAYS
- Routers and drones can maintain up-to-date security through extended patching.
- The FCC's decision supports ongoing device functionality and security.
- Manufacturers have more time to comply with regulatory requirements.
- The extension highlights the importance of device software updates.