Neil Freiman

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That is some Toby lore that I'm not sure we needed to hear.

But yes, it's been a total freak out because it's like detonating a nuke on the consumer market.

Basically, no routers that anyone buys that you buy, that I buy, that anyone has in their homes are made in the United States.

I think the point to emphasize here is that it can be made by an American company like Cisco or Starlink.

But if it's made abroad, the future versions won't be available to buy on the consumer market.

I think that's another point to emphasize.

The one you have now is perfectly fine.

You don't have to switch it out.

And if a product is currently available in the United States, it's also fine.

It's basically targeting any future device that is made abroad.

And the way they're justifying this, the United States government issued this document saying that routers have been targeted in previous hacks.

They name a couple of them.

Salt Typhoon and Flax Typhoon are a few in the past few years where China backed espionage groups hacked into routers and other telecom systems.

And at least in the Flax Typhoon one, they said that one hundred and twenty six thousand devices in the United States, including thousands more around the world, were infiltrated by these China backed groups.

Yeah, it's going to happen now.

It looks like all these companies are going to file for exemptions because the United States government also will allow exemptions.