A possible ban on TP-Link routers — one of the most popular router brands in the country — is gaining momentum, as more than half a dozen federal departments and agencies back the proposal, according to a target=”_self” data-id=”a41ae9b4-5109-4e98-ab21-6a22102d022f” href=”https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/10/30/tp-link-proposed-ban-commerce-department/”>Washington Post report.
The news first broke in December of last year, when The target=”_self” data-id=”a41ae9b4-5109-4e98-ab21-6a22102d022f” href=”https://www.wsj.com/politics/national-security/us-ban-china-router-tp-link-systems-7d7507e6″>Wall Street Journal reported that investigators at the Commerce, Defense and Justice departments had all opened probes into the company due to national security risks stemming from its ties to China. Since then, news on…
