Common Office Desk Phone Could Be Leaking Info To Chinese Government, Govt Report Alleges A major Chinese phone maker could be putting U.S. consumers, companies, and even national security data at risk, and a U.S. senator wants to know what the Commerce Department is going to do about it. As DefenseOne first reported , in a Sept. 28 letter obtained by Defense One, Sen. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., described a report that raises serious concerns about the security of audio-visual equipment produced and sold into the U.S. by Chinese firms such as Yealink. Yealink doesnt have the name recognition of the controversial Chinese telecom giant Huawei , but its phones are widely installed across the United States, including in government agencies. In September, Yealink and Verizon announced plans to sell the nations first 4G/LTE cellular desk phone. In the letter, Van Hollen asked Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo whether her agency is aware of the report by Chain Security, a Virginia-based company that analyzes electronics for security.
After reports of issues, Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile have all confirmed that theyre not blocking Apples VPN-like iCloud Private Relay feature in the US.

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Citi adds AT&T to positive catalyst watch list

03:03pm, Tuesday, 11'th Jan 2022 Seeking Alpha
Citi has added AT&T (T -0.7%) to its positive catalyst watch list, seeing a path forward to narrowing the valuation gap between AT&T and Verizon (VZ -1%)
Rep. Jordan Indicates He Won''t Cooperate With Jan. 6 Committee As It Is Not "Fair-Minded And Objective" Authored by Katabella Roberts via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours), Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) appeared to suggest on Sunday that he will not voluntarily cooperate with the Jan. 6 select committee investigating the U.S. Capitol breach, calling the request unprecedented and inappropriate. Rep. Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) speaks at a news conference in Washington, on July 21, 2021. (Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images) The nine-member committee investigating the origins of the breach, which is almost entirely comprised of Democrats, has subpoenaed a number of people as part of its investigation, including former President Donald Trump national security adviser Mike Flynn, his former adviser Stephen Bannon, and his former White House chief of staff, Mark Meadows. In a letter to committee Chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.) dated Jan. 9, Jordan cited several reasons as to why he feels that he does not need to cooperate with the panels request, including that he has no relevant information that would assist them in their investigation or in advancing any legitimate legislative purpose. However, Jordan stopped short of stating that he would not cooperate with the committee. The American people are tired of Democrats nonstop investigations and partisan witch hunts, Jordan began his letter. Your letter of December 22, 2021, unfortunately, continues this Democrat obsession.
Photo by Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images With AT&T and Verizon set to bring their 5G expansion live on January 19th, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has chosen 50 airports ( PDF ) that will have buffer zones to help prevent flight disruptions (via Reuters and Wall Street Journal ). Safety regulators picked airports based on location, traffic volume, and the likelihood of low visibility all factors that may increase cancelations, delays, and diversions as both carriers roll out 5G C-band service. As pointed out by the Wall Street Journal , notably busy airports like Chicago OHare, Orlando International, Los Angeles International, and Dallas / Fort Worth International are included on the list, along with airports in locations that are often impacted by foggy conditions, Continue reading
AT&T and Verizon are set to expand their 5G service to include the C-band spectrum on January 19th. Ahead of the upgrade, the FAA has announced a list of 50 airports that will have buffer zones to prevent flight disruptions.
Opponents of 5G say that its planned rollout will hinder cockpit instruments and jeopardize aviation safety, as well as lead to flight delays.

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AT&T, Verizon Stock Alert: Trading Telecom Amid 5G Rollout Delay

09:30pm, Wednesday, 05'th Jan 2022 The Street
AT&T and Verizon stocks have gotten off to a strong start this year, rewarding investors amid their delayed rollout of 5G.
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Transportation regulators had clashed with AT&T and Verizon, saying the new technology posed a security risk.
Despite a two-week delay in the rollout of its so-called C-band radio airwaves for improved 5G service, Verizon is still gearing up for a big push.
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