Infrastructure and Consumer Devices

Authorization and Marketing of Radiofrequency Equipment: Rules and Penalties for Violations

Companies have legal and regulatory compliance obligations in the telecommunications space that apply to not only the services, but the physical property, devices, and infrastructure of the telecom networks. Radio Frequency (RF) devices are required to be properly authorized pursuant to the rules of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) before being marketed or imported into the United States.
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Facilities Operator

Owner of Undersea Wires, Cables, Fiber, Other Transmission Medium

Internet of Things (IoT) – Internet Access

Radio Frequency (RF) Emitting Devices

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