Why the U.S. Is Banning New Routers — and What It Means for You
About this episode
Alex discusses the implications of new router bans for various users and the underlying security concerns.
In this episode of Act on Tech, Alex breaks down the new router bans and what they really mean for small businesses, home offices, and everyday users. Are routers really being banned? Do you need to replace your equipment right now? And more importantly — why is this happening in the first place? This isn’t just policy for the sake of policy. There have been real security concerns around networking equipment, including the risk of vulnerabilities, unauthorized access, and potential espionag...
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