We at the MyOpenRouter team are very concerned about this development, although it seems the truth and real intention behind the FCC's actions are unclear.
What do you think?
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FCC Locking Down Open Source Firmware?
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Supply chain attacks, ransomware attacks, phishing, data breaches; all these types of attacks are on the rise, thanks to the expansion of the connected world. With greater expansion comes greater security risk.Recent comments
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Hope this does not happen
I think the FCC (or Government) has an alternate agenda on this issue. A normal router will put out less than 1 Watt, and if you jack that up they say it interfers with stuff (still don't knowwhat). Anyways, the smart meter they just put on all our houses puts out 2.5 Watts constantly. You would think that would cause some interference or health problems, but it's allowed. I think they just don't want extra security on our devices, so they can keeps tabs on us. They are using the RF as an excuse. Just my opinion.