CNBC June 7, 2024
Bob Woods

Key Points

– The FCC’s Cyber Trust Mark program — which does not have an official launch date yet — is intended to protect personal smart devices and has commitments from Amazon, Best Buy and Google.

– A ‘U.S. Cyber Trust Mark’ shield logo emblazoned with a QR code will allow consumers to scan and receive detailed, up-to-date security information about smart devices, including doorbell cameras, voice-activated speakers, baby monitors, TVs, kitchen appliances, thermostats and fitness trackers.

– The program is voluntary, and excludes smartphones, personal computers, routers, cars and internet-connected medical devices.

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