>"Yesterday the FCC dropped a bomb on the consumer router market… every new foreign-made consumer router just got added to the agency’s Covered List. That means no new models can get FCC authorization, which means they can’t be imported or sold in the US! Reuters reported the move on Monday, and the FCC’s own FAQ fills in the details."
This article details SCATANA, a plan developed during the Cold War to manage air traffic and radio navigation aids in the event of a national emergency. It explains how the system worked to shut down civilian air travel and deny navigational information to potential enemies while ensuring the safety of existing flights.
