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FCC, state AGs to join forces in crackdown on China-linked communications technology
- The FCC and four state attorneys general plan a memorandum to share information on high‑risk communications technology.
- The agreement would bring federal and state authorities together to share intelligence on CCP‑linked technology.
- Chair Brendan Carr met with the state attorneys general to discuss the partnership.
- The move follows concerns Beijing could use Chinese-made gear to undermine U.S. security.
- Nebraska, Tennessee, Texas and West Virginia are among the AGs involved in the collaboration.
- The partnership aims to protect consumers from compromised equipment and close enforcement gaps.
- The agreement is described as strengthening federal‑state coordination against security threats.
- The MOU will focus on devices and services from China or influenced by the CCP.
- The partnership is described as a national security effort to curb CCP influence in networks.
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