Overview
- The commission voted 3–0 to allow retroactive revocation of prior device authorizations if a later national security determination identifies risk.
- The move activates a 2024 NDAA audit-and-validation process that can send companies to the FCC Covered List, blocking new authorizations and U.S. imports.
- DJI faces the near-term deadline with no U.S. agency yet beginning the required audit as the company publicly presses for a review or an extension.
- The FCC says existing devices will not be seized, with any revocations limited to extraordinary, case-by-case actions after an agency finding, though app or cloud features could suffer if vendor support ends.
- Other firms are in focus, with Commerce proposing to bar TP-Link sales and reporting indicating Autel could also be affected by FCC enforcement.