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Representatives for the FCC couldn’t tell me which specific router companies will be subject to the ban, but nearly every Wi-Fi router available in the US has some stage of “manufacturing, assembly, design and development” occurring outside the country. Untangling each router’s supply chain will be a complicated process, and router companies are already lobbying the FCC for “Conditional Approval.”  “Every single one of these devices, even if the final assembly happens in California, for example, they're all going to come with components that are manufactured in China, as an example,” Sonu Shan