FCC to retroactively ban disguised DJI gadgets, hitting Skyrover and Xtra

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The FCC plans to use its retroactive authority to ban eight DJI front companies from importing, distributing, marketing, and selling their gadgets in the United States, a move that would wipe out products sold by Skyrover and Xtra (including the Osmo Pocket 3) once the ban takes effect; gadgets already purchased would be exempt, and the commission is opening a 30-day public comment period before any final action; the FCC also says it has temporarily deferred the grantee codes of these companies and is parting ways with SGS-CSTC Shenzhen as a testing lab amid questions about evidence of foreign-threat concerns.
- The FCC is planning to retroactively ban disguised DJI gadgets The Verge
- FCC Targets Eight Drone Companies With Proposed Fines Over Unanswered National Security Inquiries Dronelife
- Companies Selling DJI Products in Disguise Facing FCC Ban PetaPixel
- Retroactive ban could wipe Xtra and other suspected DJI clones from US shelves Yahoo
- FCC Plans To Ban Companies Selling DJI Products Under Other Brands Engadget
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