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aprobado.tech: Automated Compliance for Chile’s Resolution 737
Chile’s SUBTEL Resolution 737 mandates digital compliance labeling for Short Range Devices by February 2026. aprobado.tech is a new platform that automates this requirement, generating the necessary Spanish-language landing pages and QR codes instantly to ensure uninterrupted market access.
EU REDCA Invites Feedback on Updated Radio Equipment Directive Guide
The EU’s Radio Equipment Directive Compliance Association (REDCA) has opened a consultation period to gather stakeholder input on the latest draft of the RED Guidance document, with submissions accepted until mid-January 2026.
Iraq Introduces New Regulation for Devices Operating in the 446.0-446.2 MHz Band.
Iraq's Communications and Media Commission (CMC) has released a new regulation, TR12, outlining the technical requirements and type approval process for PMR446 devices operating in the 446.0-446.2 MHz band.
NICTA Update on Type Approval Certificate Validity
Papua New Guinea’s National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA) has updated its type approval process. Certificates issued through the new Type Approval Online System (TAOS) from 2025 will now have a standardized three-year validity. Certificates issued between 2022 and 2025 have been reissued to align with this validity period, while certificates issued before 2022 are considered expired and require renewal through a formal application.
USA FCC Clarifies Inclusion of Modular Transmitters on Covered Equipment List
The FCC has clarified that devices containing modular transmitters are included on its covered equipment list and cannot be authorized. The agency will also restrict previously approved equipment to prevent marketing and importation. The rule takes effect on December 26, 2025.
Singapore issues a reminder on Controlled Goods (CGs)
CPSO-101125-22 reminds Registered Suppliers of Controlled Goods in Singapore about their obligations regarding product modifications, technical file maintenance, and registration renewal. It outlines potential penalties for non-compliance, including suspension, fines, and imprisonment.