FCC, Hearing Aid and Mobile Phone
FCC Sets 2026 Deadline For Hearing Aid Compatibility In Smartphones, All Companies Will Have To Comply
In addition to hearing aid compatibility, the FCC now mandates that smartphones must offer simpler Bluetooth pairing options.
FCC Requires All Mobile Phones to be Hearing Aid Compatible - Rules Include New Bluetooth Requirements to Ensure Universal Connectivity
FCC Requires All Mobile Phones to be Hearing Aid Compatible - Rules Include New Bluetooth Requirements to Ensure Universal Connectivity
FCC: 100% of Mobile Phones Must Be Hearing Aid Compatible
Now that hearing aids are available over-the-counter, the FCC takes accessibility a step further with requirements for Bluetooth and volume control.
FCC: All smartphones must have hearing aid compatibility
"Americans with hearing loss will no longer be limited in their choice of technologies, features, and prices available in the mobile handset marketplace," wrote the FCC. The rule
All mobile phones must be hearing aid compatible under new FCC rules
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Thursday issued rules requiring that all mobile phones — including smartphones — sold in the U.S. be compatible with hearing aids. The news comes two years after the FDA made hearing aids available to all Americans without a prescription.
The FCC basically just ordered Android OEMs to step up their hearing aid game
The FCC has mandated that every phone sold in the US must be compatible with hearing aids. The commission also requires both Android OEMs and Apple to abandon proprietary Bluetooth standards that could interfere with hearing aid compatibility.
FCC has a new mandate for mobile phones sold in the US: What is it
The FCC has mandated that all smartphones in the US be compatible with hearing aids to ensure accessibility for 48 million Americans with hearing loss.
All smartphones will have to be compatible with all Bluetooth hearing aids
The FCC has announced new requirements for all smartphones to be compatible with all Bluetooth hearing aids, and one
FCC Requires That All Mobile Phones Must Be Compatible With Hearing Aids
Spread the loveIn a landmark move that prioritizes accessibility and inclusivity, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has announced a new rule requiring all mobile phones to be compatible with hearing aids.
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FCC Chair Rosenworcel Answers Congressional Inquiry on Soros
FCC Chairwoman Rosenworcel has responded to the US House investigation regarding the Commission's approval of Audacy's ...
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EXCLUSIVE: FCC Commissioner Seeking Investigation Into Allegation CBS Distorted Harris’ ’60 Minutes’ Interview
A member of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has asked the body’s chair to take up a complaint filed with ...
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FCC leak shows DJI is finally entering the 360 camera market with the Osmo 360
It looks as though DJI is finally going head-to-head with Insta360 and GoPro. Jasper Ellens shared an FCC leak, which confirms that DJI is preparing to release its first 360-degree action camera. The ...
CBS accused of 'significant and intentional news distortion' in FCC complaint over '60 Minutes' edit
CBS News has been accused of "significant and intentional news distortion" in a complaint the Center for American Rights ...
FCC proposes $146,976 fine for ESPN's improper use of emergency alert tones
ESPN improperly used Emergency Alert System tones to draw attention to pending NBA broadcasts in 2023 and should be fined ...
FCC approves georouting for 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, clearing the way for more localized care
The Federal Communications Commission voted Thursday to approve new rules requiring wireless calls to the 988 Suicide & ...
SpaceX tells FCC it has a plan to make Starlink about 10 times faster
At the time, The FCC called Starlink a "nascent" technology with "recognized capacity constraints" while pointing to falling ...
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The FCC Is Also Fed Up With Data Caps
A new inquiry seeks public feedback on data caps and explores whether the commission has the legal authority to regulate them ...