Major retail sites in the US have removed millions of ads for Chinese electronic equipment, as a result of FCC actions regarding national security.
Lara Maior
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has initiated a control action that has led major retail sites in the U.S. to withdraw millions of advertisements for electronic equipment from China, including products from companies like Huawei and ZTE. The FCC warns that these devices may threaten national security, facilitating espionage and disrupting communication networks. Additionally, the FCC will vote on new rules to strengthen restrictions on Chinese telecommunications equipment.
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Cele mai mari platforme americane de comerţ online au retras milioane de produse electronice chineze interzise
Milioane de produse electronice din China, eliminate de cele mai mari site-uri americane de retail
Marile platforme americane de comerţ online au eliminat milioane de produse electronice chineze interzise
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