Trump administration bans import of foreign-made routers citing cybersecurity risks. China and Europe react to! Swipe to see →
The official justification cites "confirmed supply chain vulnerabilities" and "unacceptable risks to critical telecommunications infrastr...
Three events in the past 18 months created the groundwork:
What's NOT banned: keeping already-installed foreign routers; equipment from "whitelist" countries (US, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Austr...
The Consumer Technology Association estimates the measure will cost American families an average of $100-200 extra per household over the...
China: called the measure "flagrant protectionism disguised as security" and threatened "proportional countermeasures." Europe: expressed...
The central question: does the ban genuinely make Americans safer, or is it primarily a trade war tool? Security analyst Bruce Schneier n...
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