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FCC Proposes Expanded Satellite Connectivity for Unlicensed Devices

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28-JUL-26

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr proposed examining whether devices using Part 15 unlicensed spectrum, including Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and IoT equipment, could communicate directly with authorised satellites. The proposal would also clarify the use of such devices aboard and between spacecraft. It remains subject to Commission approval.
 
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