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FCC issues $34.9 million fine against Chinese phone-jamming vendor

The US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) revealed in a Thursday announcement that a record $34.9 million fine has been issued against Chinese electronics maker C. T. S. Technology for selling cellphone jammers in the US.

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