ZDNET's key takeaways US agencies back proposal to ban TP-Link routers.A ban could soon impact businesses and consumers.Act ...

More than a half-dozen federal departments and agencies backed a proposal to ban future sales of the most popular home ...

Federal departments and agencies are backing a TP-Link ban, which stems from national security risks related to the company's complicated ties to China.

U.S. officials are concerned that the California-based TP-Link Systems still has ties to its former Chinese corporate parent ...

More than half a dozen US government departments and agencies are reportedly backing a proposal to ban the routers due to alleged ties to Chinese cyberattacks.

Multiple U.S. government agencies and departments are backing a proposed ban on future sales of America’s most popular brand ...

The US government is inching closer to banning these routers due to the company's ties to China, according to a recent report ...

The Czech-based registry operator CZ. NIC has launched its new second-generation router, the Turris Omnia NG, which incorporates swappable Wi-Fi and cellular modules alongside a lifetime automatic ...

One of the most popular home routers sold in the US might get banned by the Commerce Department. As the Washington Post ...

A VPN-enabled router can provide online privacy for any device connected to it. But not all router models allow it.

fast tips to secure home broadband following research that half of internet users are leaving their networks open to hackers.