ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
Alerte Phonegate — Joint Submission to HHS and FCC
We welcome the HHS decision to open this public consultation at a time when our organization has assembled substantial official evidence from **France, the European Union, Canada, and the United States**, raising serious concerns about the reliability of radiofrequency exposure testing, regulatory standards, and market surveillance.
Since 2018, Alerte Phonegate has investigated these issues through scientific research, independent testing, and extensive exchanges with regulatory authorities. Official documents and test results obtained across these four jurisdictions reveal significant shortcomings in SAR testing procedures, the transparency of proprietary power-management algorithms, and the oversight of mobile phones.
We therefore submit the attached report, prepared for both the HHS and FCC consultations, bringing together this documentary evidence, scientific findings, and specific recommendations to strengthen independent testing, regulatory transparency, and public health protection.
Public health protection cannot wait. Authorities must act now to inform smartphone and connected-device users that these devices should no longer be kept in direct contact with the body or head.
This simple preventive measure is especially important for children, pregnant women, and workers who use these devices extensively. Implementing clear, nationwide public information campaigns would represent a major step forward in protecting the health of hundreds of millions of people.
For Alerte Phonegate
Dr. Marc Arazi
President
French non-profit organization
https://phonegatealert.org/en
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