Flydal: 6G Push Requires States to Think for Themselves

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Einar Flydal

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Norwegian EMF commentator Einar Flydal argues that the FCC's proposed increase in power limits for wireless devices shows why countries outside the United States should make independent assessments of wireless health and environmental effects. The post frames 6G as a coming integration of communications, sensing, positioning and AI, and says current safety limits still rely on an outdated heat-only paradigm.

"The FCC has proposed a fourfold increase in power limits, from one watt to four, for wireless devices without analyzing the effects of the increased radiation emissions on public health, including children's health."

[original: "FCC – USAs regulerende myndighet for frekvensbruk, altså som norske Nkom – har foreslått en 4-dobling av effektgrensene (fra én watt til fire) for trådløse enheter …uten å analysere virkningene av de økte strålingsutslippene på folkehelsen, heller ikke på barns helse."]

— Katie Singer, quoted by Einar Flydal

"It is therefore now time for states and authorities outside the United States to begin making independent assessments of the effects of wireless communication."

[original: "Det er derfor nå på tide at stater og myndigheter utenfor USA begynner å foreta selvstendige vurderinger av virkningene fra trådløs kommunikasjon."]

— Einar Flydal

"6G will integrate communication, computing, sensors and precise positioning, all in a unified platform."

[original: "6G…vil integrere kommunikasjon, databehandling, sensorer og presis posisjonering, alt i en enhetlig plattform…"]

— FCC commissioner Olivia Trusty, quoted by Einar Flydal

🇳🇴 Flydal: 6G Push Requires States to Think for Themselves

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