FCC Bans New Consumer-Grade Wi-Fi Routers Manufactured Outside the U.S. The Federal Communications Commission has banned the import of all new consumer-grade wireless routers manufactured outside the United States, citing severe national security risks. The order, issued on March 23, 2026, adds routers to the agency’s ‘Covered List’ of restricted communications equipment. The FCC said the action aims to prevent foreign adversaries from accessing equipment used in American homes and offices, which could be leveraged for cyberattacks. Officials stated that the move followed a National Security Determination from the executive branch warning of increasing threats tied to routers produced…
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