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Recent Posts
- Smart Meter Cyber Attacks: “A Clear and Present Danger”
- ‘Subhourly Smart Meter Data Raises Privacy and Safety Concerns’, According to Paper Referenced by Industry Proponents in Legal Brief
- Government “Searches” Conducted Using Smart Meters Considered “Reasonable” by Industry Proponents
- Smart Meters: “A Surveillance-capable Infrastructure”
- Dr. Samuel Milham: “Smart meters are a public health hazard.”
- Deflating the Propaganda Argument on How Smart Meter Opt-Outs Shift Extra Costs to Ratepayers
- Secure Your Family from Cyber Threats with an Analog Meter, Says Michigan State Senator
- Expert Testimony on Smart Meters/Grid: “Retain analog systems to the extent possible.”
- CIA Looks to Spy on Private Lives through “Smart” Devices
- The Law is Clear: Details of the Home Are Entitled to the Utmost Fourth Amendment Protection
Smart Meter Remote Disconnect: An Unnecessary Cyber Risk
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- AAEM Call for Moratorium on Smart Meter Installations
- AAEM Medical Recommendations
- AAEM Position on Wireless RF in Schools
- AAEM Position Paper on RF Fields
- American Academy of Pediatrics Letter on RF Exposure Limits
- BioInitiative 2012 Report
- CRS Report on Smart Meter Data: Privacy and Cybersecurity (2012)
- GAO Report for Telecommunications (2012)
- GAO Report on Smart Grid Cybersecurity (2011)
- Getting Smarter About the Smart Grid
- Health Impact Assessment of the ComEd Smart Meter Deployment
- IARC Declaration for RF Fields as Possibly Carcinogenic
- NISTIR 7628, Revision 1, September 2014 (3 volumes)
- NISTIR 7628, Volume 2, Privacy, August 2010
- Procrustean Approach to Setting RF Exposure Standards
- Smart Metering & Privacy: Existing Law and Competing Policies (2009)
- Smart Meters: Correcting the Gross Misinformation
‘Data and Goliath’ and Privacy
Monthly Archives: August 2016
Protecting Ourselves and our Families from Radiofrequency Radiation
Current guidelines of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and similar organizations are outdated and do not adequately protect us from the hazards of radiofrequency radiation (RF). FCC exposure guidelines only protect against thermal damage despite overwhelming evidence that so-called non-thermal … Continue reading
How the Smart Meter ‘Remote Disconnect’ Can Cause Fires
by K.T. Weaver, SkyVision Solutions I have previously stated that “the most dangerous ‘feature’ included in the majority of smart meters deployed today is the remote disconnect option.” [1] [2] At the time, I was primarily referencing the increased risk … Continue reading
Posted in Smart Grid, Smart Meters, and RF Emissions
Tagged fires, Safety Concerns, Smart Meters
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Smart Meters Should Do No Harm
by K.T. Weaver, SkyVision Solutions I discovered a new article [1] written by Nick Hunn of WiFore Consulting Ltd. regarding the status of the smart meter program in the UK, dated August 1, 2016. In May 2016, Mr. Hunn provided … Continue reading
Utilities Intimidate and Browbeat Customers on Smart Meter Refusals
by K.T. Weaver, SkyVision Solutions Governments and corporations are forcing utility ‘smart’ meters onto consumers’ homes saying that they give consumers control over their own energy bills. This propaganda-like message is quite misleading and more importantly completely ignores the tremendous … Continue reading
Posted in Smart Grid, Smart Meters, and RF Emissions
Tagged Opt-Out, Propaganda, Smart Meters
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