Since the City of Austin installed two smart meters on our house, which back up directly to the bed wall …

FCC public comment #26110077266 · ET Docket 13-84 · 2026-09-21

#1Since the City of Austin installed two smart meters on our house, which back up directly to the bed wall …by M. Grish » 2026-09-21
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  • Sleep & neurological concerns: Since the City of Austin installed two smart meters on our house, which back up directly to the bed wall of our bedroom, I have not been able to sleep normally, as I have all my life.
  • Wi-Fi, meters & wireless devices: Since the City of Austin installed two smart meters on our house, which back up directly to the bed wall of our bedroom, I have not been able to sleep normally, as I have all my life.

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26110077266

https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/filing/26110077266

Since the City of Austin installed two smart meters on our house, which back up directly to the bed wall of our bedroom, I have not been able to sleep normally, as I have all my life. I bought an EMF meter to determine the level of RF/ microwave radiation, and in our bedroom it was far higher than the level considered safe, with peaks that are orders of magnitude higher still, occurring 24-7-365. I installed faraday fabric on the wall behind our bed, and the RF/ microwave level dropped considerably, although it was still high nearest the wall. My wife and I believe this entire wireless 'revolution' is damaging to human health and well-being. We urge strong regulation of this industry to rein in industry abuse. Users have not been given the information needed to make decisions about wireless products.

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