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Consumer Groups Warn of Problems From Hearing-Aid Compatibility Waiver

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The Hearing Loss Association of America and other groups representing deaf and hard-of-hearing people warned the FCC that a temporary waiver allowing use of the interim volume-control testing method for hearing-aid compatibility (HAC) compliance could create problems for some consumers...
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Consumer Groups Warn of Problems From Hearing-Aid Compatibility Waiver

The Hearing Loss Association of America and other groups representing deaf and hard-of-hearing people warned the FCC that a temporary waiver allowing use of the interim volume-control testing method for hearing-aid compatibility (HAC) compliance could create problems for some consumers...

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communicationsdaily.com broke the news in on Wednesday, August 13, 2025.
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