Another 'DJI Front Company' Faces Regulatory Action in U.S.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has taken action against Jovistar, a company identified as another front for Chinese drone manufacturer DJI. This follows previous regulatory issues involving the FCC and its subcontractor TÜV Rheinland failing to properly vet companies linked to DJI before approving their technology for import into the U.S. Public records show that TÜV Rheinland requested the FCC block Jovistar's applications, leading to a notice being issued against the company. The move is part of ongoing efforts by regulators in the United States to restrict access to products from companies with ties to DJI due to national security concerns. The action highlights continued scrutiny over foreign technology firms and their potential influence or control through shell entities operating within U.S. markets.
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