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Raises cumulative-exposure concerns about connected household devices, describes paying a smart-meter opt-out fee, and requests safety research and utility accountability.
- Smart meters: “ ultimately being exposed to? We had a Wi-Fi smart meter removed from our power panel because it sits directly ”
- Wi-Fi & indoor exposure: “With more Wi-Fi being included with personal items in our homes, from ”
- Housing, work & access barriers: “while we are sleeping. But we have to PAY an extra fee to not be radiated by our smart meter every month. And”
- Research & federal duties: “I strongly urge this administration to fully research the safety of all these technologies.”
- Exposure limits & oversight: “ery month. And yet, the power company has NO RESPONSIBILITY to ensure that their Wi-Fi meter is safe for our healt”
ORIGINAL COMMENT · UNEDITED TEXT
With more Wi-Fi being included with personal items in our homes, from our alarm systems to our HVAC systems and everything in between, how do we know how much we're ultimately being exposed to? We had a Wi-Fi smart meter removed from our power panel because it sits directly beneath our master bedroom, which means that we are being exposed to Wi-Fi all night long while we are sleeping. But we have to PAY an extra fee to not be radiated by our smart meter every month. And yet, the power company has NO RESPONSIBILITY to ensure that their Wi-Fi meter is safe for our health. There are so many issues that have yet to be addressed and I strongly urge this administration to fully research the safety of all these technologies.
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