TP-Link faces US sales ban on new routers and lawsuits from four states.

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TP-Link is currently prohibited from selling its newest routers in the United States due to an FCC ban. The company must obtain an exemption from the Federal Communications Commission to resume sales. Additionally, TP-Link is facing legal action from attorneys general in four separate states. These combined regulatory and legal challenges are expanding the company's difficulties in the US market.

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