As reported by the BBC, you’ll still be able to purchase models that have already been approved; this only applies to new WiFi router models. Companies can apparently get exceptions from the FCC if they commit to moving manufacturing back to the US. This will likely mean a slowdown in new WiFi routers entering the US market and/or a lot of made-up promises by executives to bring router manufacturing to the US.

As spotted by The Verge’s Jess Weatherbed, the new feature is rolling out first in Korea before expanding to more regions later in the week (including the US).

Google says to expect up to a 40% improvement in response times when controlling smart home devices, shorter responses to requests, fixes to alarms and timers, more accurate local weather, and the ability to create multiple calendar events with the same details. Check out the full release notes.