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The FCC warns TP-Link that three of its routers violate power limits, which could bring more bans, and it may have submitted "false or incorrect information"

The Federal Communications Commission has told TP-Link Systems Inc. that some of its Wi-Fi routers are violating power level limits …

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The FCC warns TP-Link that three of its routers violate power limits, which could bring more bans, and it may have submitted "false or incorrect information"

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Bloomberg — The FCC warns TP-Link that three of its routers violate power limits, which could bring more bans, and it may have submitted "false or incorrect information" ↗

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