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Interestingly, GL.iNet has released an official statement addressing recent FCC regulatory developments that prompted questions from U.S. customers. The company confirms that all GL.iNet products currently available in the United States remain fully compliant and unaffected, with ongoing firmware and security support.
GL.iNet also noted that several upcoming models, including the Slate 7 Pro (GL‑BE10000) and Flint 4, are still undergoing the FCC certification process. These devices will not launch in the U.S. until certification or exemption is secured.
The company states it is actively monitoring the regulatory environment and will provide further updates as needed to ensure transparency and continued compliance.
https://www.gl-inet.com/blog/glinet-statement-on-recent-fcc-regulatory-developments/
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