And Canada and Czechoslovakia and many other nations that operate at a fraction of the power here in the United States who haven't seen fit to have to have exclusion zones because they are not worried about extraordinarily large high signals, strong signals interfering.
DeFazio compares U.S. 5G regulations to those of other countries regarding interference concerns.
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