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FCC June Meeting Agenda Includes Broadened Supply Chain Measures, Improved Emergency Alerts and Robocall Reporting, and Expanded Telehealth Guidance | Kelley Drye & Warren LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: The FCC released the agenda for its next Commission Open Meeting, scheduled for June 17, 2021. The meeting will first consider a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (“NPRM”) and Notice of Inquiry (“NOI”) to broaden the secured communications supply chain beyond the FCC’s universal service programs. Specifically, the NPRM would propose to prohibit all future authorizations for equipment on the FCC’s Covered List, revoke current equipment authorizations for equipment on the Covered List, and require certifications from future FCC auction participants that they will not rely on financial support from any entities designated as a national security threat. The FCC also tees up a Report and Order that would allow for expanded marketing and importation of radiofrequency devices prior to certification, with certain conditions to prohibit sale or operation of those devices prior to authorization. The agency will next consider

Saturday s earthquake was the first to trigger Oregon s new ShakeAlert system – but the quake was too small to generate warnings

A minor earthquake that struck near Mount Hood on Saturday night triggered Oregon’s new ShakeAlert system for the first time. ShakeAlert is designed to give residents a momentary warning before a quake’s shock wave hits them. Saturday’s quake, which measured magnitude 3.9, was too small to trigger regional emergency alert systems that are broadcast over TV, radio and to smartphones. So people .

Saturday s earthquake was the first to trigger Oregon s new ShakeAlert system – but the quake was too small for most people to get a warning

A minor earthquake that struck near Mount Hood on Saturday night triggered Oregon’s new ShakeAlert system for the first time. ShakeAlert is designed to give residents a momentary warning before a quake’s shock wave hits them. Saturday’s quake, which measured magnitude 3.9, was too small to trigger regional emergency alert systems that are broadcast over TV, radio and to smartphones. So people .

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