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| FCC: yes, you're allowed to hack your WiFi router A few months ago, the FCC proposed regulations that theoretically banned the use of open source firmware on your WiFi router. Needless to say, that rubbed a lot of enthusiasts the wrong way -- how were you supposed to improve features or security... http://www.engadget.com/2015/11/15/f...uter-firmware/ |
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