DJI evades US ban but has one year to prove its products aren't a national security threat
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from Engadget2 months ago
As per the NDAA, DJI has been granted an extra year to prove that its products do not pose a national security risk, avoiding an imminent ban.
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The legislation allows the FCC to ban the import of DJI drones by 2026 if DJI cannot demonstrate compliance to the specified national security agency.
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DJI stated that it is pleased with the delay of the ban but highlighted the challenges posed by the lack of a specific agency for product studies.
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Experts warn that a potential ban on Chinese drones could severely impact public safety operations, as many law enforcement agencies rely on DJI products.
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