vigorously contests any assertion that its products pose national security threats to the United States.” TP-Link devices are well-liked, but overall market share remains contentious. In a hearing conducted before the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, former NSA Cybersecurity Director Rob Joyce estimated that TP-Link commands at least 60% of the U.S. Wi-Fi retail market. Conversely, the TP-Link Systems website asserts that the figure is a lesser 36.6%. The main point is that TP-Link stands as one of the leading Wi-Fi router brands in the U.S., although this might shift due to the current ban. No Wi-Fi routers available for purchase, and no mesh systems either. This is disappointing, given that TP-Link offers one of the finest Wi-Fi mesh systems available. This could render these devices inaccessible for many, but if you believe they are security threats, perhaps that’s not entirely unfavorable.
