Yes. Our network operates at various frequencies but typically in the same spectrum as cellular phones and microwaves. The location of our Access Points and radios are high above our heads, so the general populous are out of any direct signals. The RF signals from our antennas travel in a directed beam from a transmitting antenna to the receiving antenna, and dispersion of microwave energy outside of this narrow beam is minimal or insignificant. In addition, these antennas transmit using very low power levels, usually on the order of a few watts or less. Measurements have shown that ground-level power densities due to microwave directional antennas are normally thousands of times or more below recommended safety limits. Moreover, microwave tower sites are normally inaccessible to the general public. Significant exposure from these antennas could only occur in the unlikely event that an individual were to stand directly in front of and very close to an antenna for a period of time.