Latest News About Anko Walkie Talkie Recall

Here’s the latest I can share based on recent public notices:

• The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) issued a product recall for ANKO Long Range Walkie Talkies sold at Kmart and Target, due to these devices operating on frequencies that require a license and could cause interference with licensed services. Consumers are advised to stop using the units immediately and return them for a full refund. ACMA’s notice also highlights potential legal implications for unlicensed operation. This recall covers units sold between late September 2025 and early February 2026. [ACMA recall notice: ACMA; media coverage: 7News, PerthNow, Yahoo Lifestyle AU, and related outlets][2][3][4]

• Retailers Kmart and Target are offering in-store refunds for these ANKO long-range walkie talkies. If you purchased one, you should stop using it and bring it back to the store for a full refund, per the recall communications. These actions are being echoed by multiple outlets reporting the recall and refund policy. [7News coverage; Kmart/Target recall statements][3][2]

• Model identifiers cited in reporting include specific product codes used by the retailers, and the recall covers units from roughly late 2025 to early 2026. If you have access to your purchase details, you may want to verify the model and purchase date against the recall notices. [ACMA recall details; retailer notices][4][7]

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• What to do now:
  • Stop using the ANKO Long Range Walkie Talkie immediately.
  • Return it to Kmart or Target for a full refund.
  • If you’re unsure whether your unit is affected, check the model numbers referenced in ACMA’s recall and contact customer service for confirmation. [ACMA recall guidance; retailer statements][2][4]

Would you like a concise checklist you can print or a brief summary tailored to whether you bought the unit in the Netherlands or abroad? I can also help you locate the official ACMA recall page and the exact refund steps. Citations: ACMA recall notice, 7News coverage, PerthNow recap, Yahoo Lifestyle AU summary.[1][3][4][2]