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Next, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is requesting comments on the preliminary draft guidance publication for 5G cybersecurity by June 27th.

Please see their full announcement here: 

NIST Requests Public Comment on Draft Guidance for 5G Cybersecurity | NIST

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is accepting public comment

on its “5G cybersecurity” standards, which may be an opportunity to halt the

unregulated, unmonitored, destructive “5G” – radiation, surveillance, gene-editing,

gene-altering, “precision medicine,” “tele-medicine,” supercomputer, biometric,

satellite, AI, VRML brain-reading, nano, horror show being foisted on us and our

progeny. The above link is important to read, as well as: About NIST | NIST. It is

important to read between the lines in terms of the injury and potential for abuse these

technologies impart – “wearables” and “tele-medicine” hazards are apparent (their

existence is admission bio-effects occur without temperature rise and that biology is

electrical – a fact Government radiation regulators deny publicly). They say, “one

advantage of 5G will be greater customization of a network to fit its purpose,” which

means anything goes, and that it is for “global telecommunications regulations.” The

NIST draft document (5G Cybersecurity) does not contain any provisions for biological

security, safety or privacy. The submission e-mail is at the bottom of the comment

announcement page. Deadline is June 27, 2022.

Comments on the preliminary draft publication may be submitted to 5g-security@nist.gov by the deadline of June 27, 2022.

And finally, mark your calendars, because the bimonthly US Access Board meeting and webcast (which will be open virtually to the public) is July 13 from 1:00 – 2:00pm EST.

Here is the agenda from a recent Access Board email with the meeting link and agenda: 

The agenda for the meeting includes brief reports from the Executive Director, standing committees, and ad hoc committees. Federal member agencies will also provide updates.