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Newscan: FBI surveillance devices may interfere with 911 calls, U.S. senator says
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FBI surveillance devices may interfere with 911 calls, U.S. senator says
Sen. Wyden confirms cell-site simulators disrupt emergency calls
Text-to-911 program showing early benefits, Palm Beach County says
South Carolina county working on backup plan for 911
There was not a backup plan when 911 went out in Beaufort County, S.C.; one is in the works
Grad students developing holographic augmented-reality windshield app in Indiana
U.S. airport’s new facial-recognition technology spots first imposter
FCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel criticizes agency’s 2017 hurricane report
White House instructs agencies to stop performing ‘low-value’ work
Shotspotter credited for solving homicide
T-Mobile says hackers may have made off with 2 million users’ personal data
Breaking into blockchain: The emerging technology revolutionizing city operations
Briefing Room
News announcements from our industry
FCC releases 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season Report—Impact on communications
FCC deactivates DIRS for Tropical Depression Lane
FCC releases Tropical Depression Lane status report for Aug. 26
U.S. Department of Commerce announces selection of ZTE special compliance coordinator
Verizon statement on California wildfires and Hurricane Lane in Hawaii
Verizon statement on California fire allegations
Montgomery Country transforms 911 communications with AT&T
AT&T networks prepare for Hurricane Lane
Worcester County, Md., awards Federal Engineering with radio consulting contract
