The Malaysia MTSFB analogue terminal equipment code is being revised. Draft MCMC MTSFB T001:2026 updates the 2013 PSTN specification for phones, fax machines and other analogue devices so it covers connection to IP-based networks through a fibre ONT. It drops the power fail and insulation resistance tests and moves EMC, safety and marking to the baseline code TC T022. Comments closed on 7 November, and the code applies once MCMC registers it.

Korea USB-C connector KC certification rules start on 6 November 2026, and the RRA's guidance answers two open questions. The USB Type-C receptacle connector becomes a KC SDoC item in its own right, and only wireless equipment that goes through conformity assessment from 6 November is covered. Products certified before that date stay out of scope, even when they're changed. End products can use a connector with its own SDoC or have it checked by a designated lab.

CEPT 6 GHz Wi-Fi rules may get a national opt-in for venues like stadiums. A draft revision of ECC Decision (20)01, open for comment until 27 November 2026, would let CEPT administrations authorise Low Power Indoor (LPI) Wi-Fi use cases that aren't fully indoors, on an individual authorisation basis. The power limits for the 5945–6425 MHz band stay the same, and licence-exempt use remains indoor-only.

The Israel MoC licensing exemption is getting much wider. The Ministry of Communications has signed an amendment to the Wireless Telegraphy Regulations (Exemption from Licensing) that frees 13 new categories of CE-marked products, from air conditioners and washing machines to coffee machines and passive RFID cards, from MoC import approval. Personal imports of car multimedia and CarPlay devices are also exempt. The rules apply once published in Reshumot.