Globlinker Is Not Impacted by Recent FCC Updates
At Globlinker, customer trust, product safety, and compliance are extremely important to us. We understand that recent FCC (US customers) updates have created some confusion online, especially around routers, portable WiFi devices, and mobile hotspot-style products.
We want to reassure our customers clearly:
Globlinker is not impacted by the recent FCC update.
The recent FCC change is focused on new device models that have not already received FCC authorization. It does not affect Globlinker’s current FCC-certified device model, which has had FCC certification in place for years.
Current Globlinker customers can continue using their device with confidence. Future customers can also continue ordering Globlinker with confidence.
Globlinker will continue to follow all applicable FCC requirements, and any future newly developed Globlinker product for the U.S. market will go through the required FCC certification process before being offered to customers.
What Does FCC Compliance Mean?
The FCC, or Federal Communications Commission, regulates radio-frequency devices in the United States. This includes many wireless products such as routers, mobile hotspots, WiFi devices, phones, tablets, and portable internet devices.
FCC compliance means that a device has followed the required technical and authorization process before being marketed, imported, or sold in the United States. The FCC explains that radio-frequency devices are required to be properly authorized before being marketed or imported into the U.S.
For customers, FCC compliance is about:
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Device authorization
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Radio-frequency safety
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Interference protection
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Technical standards
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Product labeling
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Legal marketing and importation requirements
It does not mean that customers should be worried about using Globlinker. Globlinker has already had FCC certification in place for years for its current device model, and we continue to monitor U.S. requirements carefully.
Recent FCC Change: What It Actually Means
There has been some confusion online about recent FCC updates involving certain consumer-grade routers and networking equipment.
The important point is this:
The recent FCC update does not affect already FCC-authorized device models.
The FCC’s own public information explains that new devices on the Covered List are prohibited from receiving new FCC authorization, but the update does not prohibit the import, sale, or use of existing device models that the FCC previously authorized. The FCC also states that consumers can continue using devices they have already lawfully purchased or acquired.
This means the update is mainly related to newly developed or newly produced device models that do not already have FCC authorization.
Globlinker’s current device model already has FCC certification, so customers do not need to be concerned. For any future new Globlinker product developed for the U.S. market, Globlinker will follow the required FCC process and obtain the necessary authorization accordingly.
Current and Future Globlinker Customers Can Buy With Confidence
This article is for both current and future Globlinker customers.
Whether you already own a Globlinker device or are considering buying one, the message is simple:
Globlinker is not impacted by the recent FCC update.
Current customers can continue using Globlinker normally. Future customers can continue placing orders with confidence.
The recent FCC change does not create an issue for Globlinker’s current FCC-certified device model. Globlinker has had FCC certification in place for years, and any future newly developed product will be handled according to applicable FCC rules before being offered in the U.S. market.
Our commitment is clear:
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Globlinker is not impacted by the recent FCC update.
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Current Globlinker devices remain available and usable.
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Customers do not need to worry.
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Future Globlinker products will follow the required FCC certification process.
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Globlinker will continue to monitor FCC requirements and keep customers informed.
What Is the FCC Covered List?
The FCC Covered List identifies certain communications equipment and services that are considered to pose an unacceptable risk to U.S. national security.
The Covered List is mainly a regulatory tool used to control whether certain equipment can receive FCC authorization in the future. It is especially relevant to manufacturers, importers, distributors, and companies placing new devices on the U.S. market.
It is important not to confuse general FCC Covered List updates with Globlinker’s current FCC-certified device model.
Globlinker is not impacted by the recent update because our current device model already has FCC certification in place. Any future new Globlinker product will follow the correct FCC authorization process according to the rules in force at that time.
Why Globlinker Customers Do Not Need to Be Concerned
We understand that online discussions about FCC rules can sound confusing or worrying. However, customers do not need to be concerned about Globlinker.
The recent FCC update does not mean that all portable WiFi devices are banned. It does not mean customers must stop using already authorized devices. It does not mean Globlinker customers are affected.
The key point is that the FCC update is focused on new device authorization for certain equipment categories. It does not affect Globlinker’s current FCC-certified device model.
Globlinker customers can continue to use their device normally wherever mobile network coverage is available.
Future Globlinker customers can also continue to order with confidence, because Globlinker will continue to follow FCC requirements and obtain the necessary certification for any future newly developed product.
How Globlinker Portable WiFi Works
Globlinker is a portable WiFi solution designed to help customers stay connected while traveling, working remotely, or using internet service away from home.
The device connects through available mobile networks and creates a WiFi connection that customers can use with phones, laptops, tablets, and other WiFi-enabled devices.
Globlinker works in a similar way to:
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A mobile hotspot
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A SIM card
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An eSIM
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A travel WiFi device
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A portable router
Like all mobile-network-based devices, performance depends on local carrier signal. If a customer is in a rural area, coastal area, remote location, basement, or building with thick walls, the signal may be weaker. This is normal for any device that depends on mobile network coverage.
Globlinker’s FCC Certification
Globlinker’s current device model has had FCC certification in place for years. This means the device has already gone through the required FCC process for the applicable model.
The recent FCC update does not retroactively create an issue for Globlinker’s already certified device model.
Customers who wish to verify FCC information can check the FCC ID shown on the device, packaging, or product documentation where applicable. The FCC provides a public FCC ID search tool for looking up device authorization records.
Globlinker remains committed to transparency, and our support team is always available to help customers with questions about their device, order, or product information.
Future Globlinker Products and FCC Authorization
Globlinker is not only focused on current products. We are also committed to future compliance.
Any future new Globlinker product developed for the U.S. market will follow the required FCC certification process before being offered to customers.
This means customers can be reassured that Globlinker will continue to operate responsibly, monitor FCC requirements, and make sure future products are handled according to applicable U.S. rules.
In simple terms:
Current Globlinker devices are not impacted, and future Globlinker products will follow FCC requirements before being released.
Our Commitment to Compliance and Customer Trust
Globlinker takes compliance seriously. We understand that customers expect safe, reliable, and properly certified products.
That is why Globlinker continues to monitor FCC rules and regulatory updates. We do not ignore compliance requirements, and we do not take customer trust for granted.
Our priority is to provide portable WiFi service that customers can use with confidence.
Globlinker is committed to:
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FCC compliance
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Product safety
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Transparent customer communication
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Reliable portable WiFi service
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Responsible future product development
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Fast and helpful customer support
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Globlinker impacted by the recent FCC update?
No. Globlinker is not impacted by the recent FCC update.
The update mainly relates to new device models that have not already received FCC authorization. Globlinker’s current device model has had FCC certification in place for years, so customers can continue to buy and use Globlinker with confidence.
Can I continue using Globlinker in the United States?
Yes. Customers can continue using Globlinker normally wherever compatible mobile network coverage is available.
Can future customers still order Globlinker?
Yes. Future customers can continue ordering Globlinker with confidence. Globlinker is not impacted by the recent FCC update, and any future newly developed product will follow the required FCC certification process before being offered in the U.S. market.
Does the recent FCC update affect already certified devices?
No. The FCC has explained that the update does not prohibit the import, sale, or use of existing device models that were previously authorized. Consumers can also continue using devices they have already lawfully purchased or acquired.
Does Globlinker already have FCC certification?
Yes. Globlinker’s current device model has had FCC certification in place for years.
Will future Globlinker products be FCC certified?
Yes. Any future new Globlinker product developed for the U.S. market will follow the required FCC certification process before being offered to customers.
Why do some online posts mention FCC rules?
Some online posts discuss general FCC updates related to certain routers and networking equipment. However, customers should not assume that general regulatory discussions mean Globlinker is affected. Globlinker is not impacted by the recent update, and our current device model already has FCC certification in place.
What should I do if I have questions?
If you have any additional questions about Globlinker, FCC compliance, your device, signal, coverage, or order, please contact our support team at:
We are always happy to help.
