Have your say – GreenData4All
When monitoring the environment and collecting data, we suggest to document also telecommunication masts and all RF EMF sources.
Have your say – vehicle safety systems
Our feedback is not technical but we express concerns about potential wireless connections inherent in the specified vehicle safety systems. Vehicle safety cannot be when it has impact on health. Inclusion of EHS people is required by UN Convention.
Have your say – Air Pollutants
We propose future broadening the scope to encompass a pollutant of significant concern - RF EMF spreading wirelessly through the air.
Have your say – Safety Gate Portal
We welcome that the EU empowers consumers to directly report any non-compliant products or items posing a risk to public health within their respective countries.
Have your say – GDPR
We "Europeans for Safe Connections" would like to provide our experience on how the GDPR rules have been applied during 6 years and also some suggestions for improvements.
Have your say – Data centres
The ESC welcomes the Commission's efforts to develop better regulations for environmental issues in data centre energy efficiency. The rise of digitalisation brings familiar benefits, but also underreported risks.
ESC submits consultation answer to the EU on potential health effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields
The ESC explains the shortcomings and faulty conclusions in the Preliminary Opinion on potential health effects of exposure to electromagnetic fields (EMF) - Update with regard to frequencies between 1Hz and 100 kHz.
Have your say – ICT product certification
We suggest that this certificate helps to protect citizens against the increasing vulnerability to cybercrime by evaluating the data minimization to collection via wireless,
Have your say – Space Programme
We think there is a need for international space law to properly regulate all activities in Space by various countries. This legal base is needed to assure safety and the control of environmental impact.
Have your say – emergency 112 eCall system
The promotion of the transition to packet switched networks will further increase the growth of wireless infrastructure and densification of the cellular network, which will not benefit the health, the environment and the cost of energy consumption and finance.