TP-Link在美国的处境日趋严峻。佛罗里达州及另外三个州对这家企业提起诉讼，指控其就与中国的关系以及路由器遭中国国家黑客利用的风险向消费者做出虚假陈述1。
美国联邦通信委员会在六个月前宣布禁止在美国以外生产的消费级路由器1。在这项禁令中，Netgear、Asus、Adtran、Amazon及其Eero子公司、Calix、Nokia、SpaceX的Starlink部门等多家制造商获得了豁免资格1。然而特朗普政府至今未向TP-Link授予豁免，导致该公司无法在美国销售最新的Wi-Fi 8路由器，尽管其之前获批的型号仍可继续销售1。
TP-Link is confronting escalating legal challenges in the United States as Florida and three other states have filed lawsuits alleging that the company misrepresented its ties to China and concealed risks of its routers being exploited by Chinese state-sponsored hackers.1 These legal actions follow the Federal Communications Commission's decision six months earlier to ban consumer-grade routers manufactured outside the United States, a policy that has effectively blocked TP-Link from selling its latest Wi-Fi 8 routers in the American market.1
The regulatory restrictions have proven particularly damaging to TP-Link, as the Trump administration has granted exemptions to multiple competing manufacturers including Netgear, Asus, Adtran, Amazon and its Eero subsidiary, Calix, Nokia, and SpaceX's Starlink division.1 TP-Link remains notably absent from the exemption list, meaning the company cannot introduce new models despite the availability of previously approved devices for continued sale.1
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