NDAA Bans DJI, Autel Drones
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•DJI escapes US drone ban — but may get banned automatically unless Trump steps in
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The US Senate has passed the National Defense Authorization Act , the annual defense spending bill.
It doesn't contain the full “ Countering CCP Drones Act ” provisions that would have quickly blocked imports of DJI products.
Instead, it kicks off a one-year countdown until its products are automatically banned.
The act instructs the FCC to add DJI’s gear to its “covered list” under the Secure and Trusted Communication Networks Act.
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