Another anon here asked me to put this in a post, so here it goes.

1 A good post by an anon regarding smart meter and how it was used to create the fire in Maui.

https://greatawakening.win/p/16c2I3p8c7/theory-smart-meters-are-incendia/

2. Sending data to police without warrant https://www.technocracy.news/utility-pumps-customers-smart-meter-data-to-police-without-warrant/

3. Smart meter and health issues

https://www.amymyersmd.com/article/dangerous-smart-meter

https://mdsafetech.org/smart-meters/

https://www.shieldyourbody.com/smart-meter-radiation/

4. They can disconnect your electricity just like that.

https://www.naturalnews.com/2022-11-22-queensland-rationing-electricity-using-smart-meters.html

https://www.activistpost.com/2022/11/consumer-advocates-warn-a-growing-number-of-households-on-smart-meters-are-being-cut-off-by-energy-companies.html

5. Personally, I used to work for an energy company in Portland Oregon I know that number 1 and 4 on this article are correct. I also know that they used cell technology. Last year, they installed one on my house. It also caused a lot of EMF and created headache and illness for me and my dogs. Bobo and Solly started to get tumors and I got lots of headaches. It also jack up your electric bills. I got it for four months and I immediately was able to tell that something was wrong. I placed an EMF screen on it, but the bills continued to go up and after about four months, I decided that it's enough and asked them to remove it.

Here is how I requested them to do it.

1. Look up the operation manager for your location. Get a name, and an address.
2. Go here, https://stopsmartmeters.org/sample-letters-to-utility/, download the letter, and replace names, address, account number, utility companies...etc
3. Send the letter certify to the operation manager
4. Wait.
5. If they do not respond, sign up for one month of LegalShield (if you are in U.S), and ask your attorney to draft a letter.

They might charge you to change out the smart meter and send someone every month to read the meter. Trust me, it's still cheaper to do that then to have that smart meter in the long run.