Especially ironic: 144 MHz is in the VHF range, which is taught in various entry-level amateur radio exam prep guides as "Very High Fryability" - that is, you n

Especially ironic: 144 MHz is in the VHF range, which is taught in various entry-level amateur radio exam prep guides as "Very High Fryability" - that is, you need to be particularly careful with this frequency range, because that's the range that mammalian tissue (aka, our bodies) is most responsive to. 5G is significantly less interactive with our bodies at similar power levels, and if these devices are throwing off enough RF for hams at other locations to be annoyed by them, they're putting out way more than you'd be catching from the nearest mobile phone tower.