TP-Link Faces Lawsuit Over Security Claims and Chinese Supply Chain Ties
Attorneys general from four US states have sued TP-Link, alleging deceptive marketing regarding product security and undisclosed ties to Chinese supply chains.

Attorneys general from four US states have sued TP-Link, alleging deceptive marketing regarding product security and undisclosed ties to Chinese supply chains.

Four US states have sued TP-Link, alleging the company misled consumers about router security and concealed its reliance on Chinese supply chains.

TP-Link has introduced significant price cuts on its Wi-Fi 6E and Wi-Fi 7 routers during the Amazon Prime Big Deals Day event.

TP-Link and Ugreen are offering their 5-port gigabit Ethernet switches for $7.99 each in a limited-time deal on Amazon.

Florida has sued TP-Link over allegations of misleading consumers regarding router security and the company's ties to China.

Florida has sued TP-Link, alleging the company misled customers about router security and its ties to China, joining a wave of legal actions from several other U.S. states.

TP-Link has discounted its Archer BE3600 Wi-Fi 7 router to a record low of $79.98 during an ongoing Amazon sale.

A developer has ported OpenWrt to the NAND-based revision of the MTS-branded TP-Link EX220 router and is seeking community testing to finalize official support.

TP-Link has announced its first Wi-Fi 8 networking devices based on the IEEE 802.11bn standard, featuring speeds up to 22 Gbps and support for over 200 concurrent connections.

TP-Link has announced its debut Wi-Fi 8 product range, including the Archer 8 Ultra router and Deco 8 Ultra Mesh system, both built on the IEEE 802.11bn standard.

Asus has secured conditional FCC approval to import foreign-made networking equipment into the US, clearing the path for its new Wi-Fi 8 router lineup.

The FCC has cleared Asus to sell its networking equipment in the US until 2028, while TP-Link remains under investigation regarding national security concerns.

Asus has secured conditional FCC approval for its networking hardware in the U.S., while market leader TP-Link remains excluded due to ongoing security concerns.
