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FCC unveils proposed satellite direct-to-device regulatory framework

The U.S. Federal Communications Commission unveiled its proposed framework March 17 for regulating the use of terrestrial wireless spectrum from space for connecting smartphones beyond the reach of cell towers. The post FCC unveils proposed satellite direct-to-device regulatory framework appeared first on SpaceNews.

FCC unveils proposed satellite direct-to-device regulatory framework

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