Dahua Says It Will Submit Prohibited Purposes Plan To FCC

While the FCC banned new Dahua equipment authorizations in November, it gave the option to submit a plan that - if the FCC approves - allows them to avoid some or all of the ban. IPVM's analysis of the FCC order explains in detail: FCC Prohibited Purposes Plan For Dahua And Hikvision Analyzed

Now Dahua has confirmed it will submit a plan to ensure equipment is not sold for banned purposes like public safety, according to a recent filing:

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