U.S. Proposes Mandatory Disclosure of Foreign Telecom Ownership


The U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed a rule requiring telecom providers to disclose whether they are owned or controlled by foreign adversaries. The goal is to protect national security by identifying potential threats to the communications infrastructure.


The rule applies to FCC-licensed providers, including wireless, satellite, cable, broadcast, and VoIP services, and may later extend to Universal Service Fund recipients.


If a foreign adversary holds 5% or more ownership, details must be reported within 30 days. The FCC will publish this information within 120 days and update it annually.


Public comments are open through July 21, 2025.


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