- The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced a ban on drones manufactured by foreign companies, focusing on those made by Chinese companies such as DJI and Autel.
- This decision arises from concerns related to national security, emphasizing potential risks these drones could pose.
- The ban is intended to protect the privacy and safety of American citizens by reducing the potential for espionage or data breaches via these drones.
- In response, the FCC is actively working to limit the import and use of new drones from these specific manufacturers.
- This move is part of broader governmental efforts to safeguard critical infrastructure and sensitive information from foreign threats.
- Companies and individuals using or considering the purchase of new drones are encouraged to stay informed about the new regulations to ensure compliance.
Source: https://www.foxnews.com/politics/fcc-announces-ban-new-chinese-made-drones-over-national-security-concerns)
