David Pierce

We filed it with the SEC because they're a public company.

CEO made a statement.

Netgear, famously, their routers were primarily targeted in the Volt typhoon incident.

Like, they have security problems that have been exploited at massive scale.

They said nothing about preventing these problems in the future.

They said nothing about building the routers in the United States.

They said nothing except...

We have this approval.

So Sean, because Sean Hauser can be a dog with a bone, and I love him for it, asked Netgear and the FCC whether Netgear had submitted such a plan to manufacturer routers in the United States, whether they had submitted the required description of planned capital expenditures, financing, or other investments dedicated to U.S.

manufacturing, which is also required, and they've said nothing.

At all, in any way, shape, or form.

And hilariously, the approval they've granted is not model members.

It's like model names.

So here's the list.

It's Nighthawk Consumer Mesh Mobile and Standalone Routers.

The R, the RX, the MK, the MR, the Orbi Mesh and Standalone Routers, and Cable Gateways.

Does this mean Netgear can make a new router and just call it a Nighthawk?

Sure sounds like it.

I don't know.

Can it just any new or be count?