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The commenter raises concerns about continuous involuntary emissions from appliances and neighborhood devices, compares European oversight and requests current research on cumulative health effects.
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “ghborhood send wireless signals, the endless home routers, TV’s, the power company meter (you can pay to opt out), cellul”
- Smart meters: “ignals, the endless home routers, TV’s, the power company meter (you can pay to opt out), cellular, 5G…. All pinging waves 24/7 ”
- Research & federal duties: “inging waves 24/7 without our consent or any CURRENT metrics or studies to see what effects it all has on our body cellular health. Eve”
- Exposure limits & oversight: “s every minutes 24 hours a day, even if you ‘opt out’ which even after you do, once connected, it’s still sending a s”
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Finally! Europe has been studying this exposure for years. The new Apple product had a higher radiation rate and only after the threat of not allowing their products to be used there, they ended up throttling the waves. Curious right? Now we have appliances sending out signals every minutes 24 hours a day, even if you ‘opt out’ which even after you do, once connected, it’s still sending a signal out looking for a connection. Why would I want a stove to have an app or need to remotely access it? The lights in our neighborhood send wireless signals, the endless home routers, TV’s, the power company meter (you can pay to opt out), cellular, 5G…. All pinging waves 24/7 without our consent or any CURRENT metrics or studies to see what effects it all has on our body cellular health. Even if we go DUMB in our home, as I’ve noted some of the waves around my house, we essentially have no way to opt out. It very well could be contributing to our countries unwellness and cellular foods and die off. It bothers me that Europe is ahead of this. Europe! Certainty we have more resources and moxie than Europe!
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