The government plan for cutting Wi-Fi capacity is still on.
We wrote about a Republican budget bill provision that would make the FCC sell off spectrum currently allocated to Wi-Fi, and as Public Knowledge notes, it’s still part of the Senate bill that just passed — and is now heading back to the House. [Link: Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ could mean slower Wi-Fi for you | https://www.theverge.com/news/694479/senate-bill-reduce-capacity-6ghz-wifi-band | The Verge]
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