FCC wants Chinese tech out of US phones, routers

27 Mar 2018

“U.S. officials are discouraging U.S. telephone and internet companies from purchasing Chinese technology that could be used for surveillance, Federal Communications Commissioner Ajit Pai announced Monday.”

Source: FCC wants Chinese tech out of US phones, routers

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