TP-Link Sued by Five States: What It Means If You Own One
Florida, Iowa, Montana and Nebraska sued TP-Link on Oct. 6, joining Texas. The claims are unproven, your router stays legal, and updates matter most.
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FCC rules, ISP changes, firmware updates, and new hardware, explained in plain English.
Wi-Fi 8 Routers Are Here, but Not in the US: Buy or Wait?
TP-Link and ASUS are selling Wi-Fi 8 routers outside the US. An FCC rule decides which can launch here, and the standard itself is still a draft.
Which router brands have FCC conditional approval? Where things stood in mid-September
A quick status check on the FCC's foreign-made router rule: who has conditional approval, and what it means for what you can buy.
Starlink's router now plays nicer with third-party mesh systems
A firmware update finally lets bypass mode coexist with mesh backhaul without the workarounds users have relied on for two years.
FCC quietly raises outdoor power limits on 6GHz — here's what changes
The ruling clears the way for longer-range 6GHz mesh backhaul, starting with next year's hardware.