FCC Bolsters World Cup Communications
The U.S. telecom regulator is securing communications networks supporting the year’s largest sporting event.
The U.S. telecom regulator is securing communications networks supporting the year’s largest sporting event.
WASHINGTON, July 14, 2026 – As millions of fans converged on the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the Federal Communications Commission worked to protect critical communications.
FCC officials said Monday the agency was deploying new sensors to detect wireless interference threats at tournament venues, helping the agency respond quickly if unauthorized transmissions disrupt public safety communications.
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