What the FCC Ban on Foreign-Made Robot Vacuums Means for U.S. Consumers
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What the FCC Ban on Foreign-Made Robot Vacuums Means for U.S. Consumers
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Re: What the FCC Ban on Foreign-Made Robot Vacuums Means for U.S. Consumers
#2I am unsatisfied with the reporting about why this is happening. The article explanation has almost no substance. What are the specific details?
Re: What the FCC Ban on Foreign-Made Robot Vacuums Means for U.S. Consumers
#3I am unsatisfied with the reporting about why this is happening. The article explanation has almost no substance. What are the specific details?
"In March, citing national security concerns, the Federal Communications Commission said it was banning all new foreign-made..."
Re: What the FCC Ban on Foreign-Made Robot Vacuums Means for U.S. Consumers
#4I have a robot vacuum cleaner. I am struggling to figure out how it could possibly be a national security hazard... It can't even manage stairs, so the Dalek Solution is pretty much a hard stop...
Re: What the FCC Ban on Foreign-Made Robot Vacuums Means for U.S. Consumers
#5I am unsatisfied with the reporting about why this is happening. The article explanation has almost no substance. What are the specific details?
"In March, citing national security concerns, the Federal Communications Commission said it was banning all new foreign-made..."
Yeah, sorry, my point is that simply copy/pasting a press release isn’t satisfying my curiosity.