Recent Public Comments at SF Department of Public Works Public Comment from Aug 19, 2020 Public Comment from June 17, 2020 San Francisco Public Works web site and Youtube Channel SF-DPW Hearing AGENDA Wednesday, August 19, 2020 10:00 AM The FINAL hearing on implementing the dangerous SF-DPW Ordinance to Article 25 (Ordinance 190-19) is scheduled …
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By Karl Bode, Aug 11, 2020 | Original TechDirt article here. Long-standing, Established 3G/4G/5G Equipment Security Flaw Steve Gibson from Security Now | The paper, Impersonation Attacks in 4G/5G Networks, is here: web | pdf One of the dumber aspects of press coverage of the TikTok kerfuffle is the lack of broader context. How, exactly, …
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Read the comments in the captions and list of comments, below: Otard-01.jpg: Clear image: This shows original intent of OTARD rule: receive-only, for personal use. Thjis was just down from a satellite. Otard-02.jpg: Clear image: This shows 2002 rule change to enable using satellite service for Internet (albeit very slow internet), due to technology limitations. …
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Adapted from an article by Kaitlyn Tiffany, May 13, 2020 | Original The Atlantic article here. The coronavirus pandemic is sparking some interesting theories about the dangers of Densfied 4G/5G cell towers installed close to homes. The facts that wireless technology is slowly damaging us isn’t news — because the hazards of pulsed, data-modulated, Radio-frequency …
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Adapted from an article by Kaitlyn Tiffany, May 13, 2020 | Original The Atlantic article here. The coronavirus pandemic is sparking some baseless theories about the dangers of Densfied 4G/5G cell towers installed close to homes. The facts that wireless technology is slowly damaging us isn’t news — because the hazards of pulsed, data-modulated, Radio-frequency …
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By Naomi Klein, May 8 2020 | Original The Intercept article here. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo looks on as Google executive chair Eric Schmidt, left, talks during the Smart Schools Commission report at Mineola Middle School on Oct. 27, 2014 in Mineola, N.Y. Photo: Alejandra Villa-Pool/Getty Images FOR A FEW fleeting moments during New …
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Adapted from an article by Jacob Kastrenakes, Apr 23, 2020 | Original The Verge article here. In a few months, there’s going to be a lot more Wi-Fi to go around. The Federal Communications Commission voted today to open up a plot of spectrum in the 6 GHz band for unlicensed use — the same …
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Mark Hickle: Phased Array Antennas Martin Pall: Hazards of 4G/5G Wireless Pulsation Feb 27, 2020 Martin Pall IEEE Presentation
Pulsed, data-modulated, Radio-frequency Electromagnetic Microwave Radiation (RF-EMR) exposures may be exacerbating COVID-19 viral replication or the spread or lethality of the disease. It is highly probable that one of the best things Wuhan can do to control the epidemic in the city is to power off the 4G/5G antennas. By Martin Pall, PhD, Mar 22, …
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Adapted from an article by Bruce Kushnick, Mar 16, 2020 | Original medium article is here States Can Now Decide Their Own Separations Accounting Principles This is similar in many ways to the DC Circuit Court of Appeals decision that upheld the FCC repeal of Net Neutrality regulations from the FCC’s control. Net Neutrality is …
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