All routers then?
They’ve played us for fools. Any x86 device or old computer with two ports can be a router. Make your own today!
WR54GL lives again 🤩
I dug mine out of the various cables box a few days ago so I could set up a little mini network to practice networking without disrupting anything. Turns out it’s still getting firmware updates with dd-wrt, not sure if it’s truly still supported, but still.
You’re forgetting those MikroHick routers from Bumfuck, Alabama. They route all packages to “go back to their own country”.
The only allowed backdoor is a US backdoor I assume.
So your costs of renting routers from your ISP are about to skyrocket.
What routers are even made in the US? Likely none that ISPs are currently using.
Are any routers made in the United States and theoretically compliant with this rule?
Not a one.
Looks like we are all moving to Musk’s Starlink. Freedom? No freedom here.
Anyone know if there are immediate practical implications of this? I get foreign made routers are now deemed a security risk, but
Previously purchased routers can still be used and retailers can still sell models that were approved by the prior FCC policies.
so it seems not much is changed? I’m curious what this means practically in the near term.
still quite concerning and stupid .
Its the lack of security risks that they object to.
So will the US keep getting old model routers while the rest of the world gets the new stuff?
