ARRL noted one of the channels was within an Amateur band. So they're reducing the consumer options for ARRL members and other HAMs who would be licensed to us

ARRL noted one of the channels was within an Amateur band. So they're reducing the consumer options for ARRL members and other HAMs who would be licensed to use this feature legally and correctly, with the correct channel selection. I don't hold it against them, that they chose to pursue this anyways, to keep the North American spectrum clean and correct, but it's nifty side note.