FCCProposed Rule
Wireless Telecommunications Bureau Seeks to Supplement the Record on Proposed Rules to Re-Allocate 1675-1680 MHz Band
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Summary
The Federal Communications Commission is asking the public for more information about a proposal to reassign a specific section of wireless radio frequencies (1675-1680 MHz) to new uses. This could affect how wireless services, satellites, and other radio technologies operate in the United States.
Key Points
- 1The FCC wants to reallocate a small band of radio frequencies currently used for wireless and satellite services to potentially new purposes
- 2The public has until March 18, 2025 to submit comments and additional information about how this frequency change might affect current users and new technologies
- 3This change could impact cell phone companies, satellite operators, and other wireless service providers who currently use these frequencies
- 4The FCC is in the early stages of this proposal and is gathering feedback before making any final decisions about the frequency reassignment
- 5Different industries may compete to use these frequencies, so the FCC needs public input to understand the costs and benefits of different uses
Key Dates
Published
January 29, 2025
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