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'71% of US households get routers from ISPs': Why new FCC rules could leave millions stuck with outdated, insecure hardware

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'71% of US households get routers from ISPs': Why new FCC rules could leave millions stuck with outdated, insecure hardware
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FCC rules restrict new foreign routers, leaving ISP-controlled households stuck with existing devices despite security concerns and no immediate replacement options

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