Reports reduced agitation after smart-meter removal and requests affordable opt-out rights and restrictio…

HHS public comment #2910 · HHS-OASH-2026-0397 · 2026-10-14

#1Reports reduced agitation after smart-meter removal and requests affordable opt-out rights and restrictio…by Anonymous Anonymous » 2026-10-14
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Reports reduced agitation after smart-meter removal and requests affordable opt-out rights and restrictions on towers near schools.

  • Smart meters: Years ago I had the smart meter on my house removed as an experiment because of my son havi
  • Exposure limits & oversight: my house. Everyone should be able to opt out of smart meters and the extra cost to read your meter shoul
  • Children & vulnerable groups: ated. Also putting wifi towers next to public schools should be illegal. I’ve read social media conversations fr
  • Towers & siting: nsive and regulated. Also putting wifi towers next to public schools should be illegal. I’ve read social

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Years ago I had the smart meter on my house removed as an experiment because of my son having immune issues. I thought it would be worth testing it. I had come to realize that the smart meter was on the outside wall of the kitchen where I spent hours per day.

I wasn’t expecting anything noticeable at the time but to my surprise, I personally noticed a big difference! My house became “quieter” in my brain sort of thing. I have also been bothered by certain fan frequencies that can get on my nerves. Since living without a smart meter I no longer notice an underlying agitation that I can’t pinpoint. I also do not use wifi in my house.

Everyone should be able to opt out of smart meters and the extra cost to read your meter should be less expensive and regulated. Also putting wifi towers next to public schools should be illegal. I’ve read social media conversations from people who are super sensitive to smart meters and cellular towers.

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