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Once again I reach out for help from my friends and family.
I have been experiencing a very perplexing problem of late, yes one might also say confusing and replete with complications:
I have discovered that I have radio waves shooting out my HooHaaw.
My intense fear is that these radio waves are not encrypted and not part of a secure network.
It occurs obvious to me then, that this information could be picked up by local WiFis in the surrounding neighborhood. The nature of t...hese bursts of radio waves are much like that of a pulsar (A pulsar, short for pulsating radio star, is a highly magnetized, rotating neutron star that emits a beam of electromagnetic radiation. This radiation can be observed only when the beam of emission is pointing toward Earth, much the way a lighthouse can be seen only when the light is pointed in the direction of an observer, and is responsible for the pulsed appearance of emission.).
Forgive me for that long explanation but I am only trying to be as accurate as possible.

If anyone out there has run into this problem before possibly you have found how how to scrutinize the problem. Unfortunately, I have no way of knowing the microwave wavelength of said radio emissions although I fear that some infrared or microwaves may be mixed in to add to the conundrum. My sincere hope is that they are not reaching frequencies of X-rays or, God forbid, Gamma rays.
Anyway that is my concern.
I am indeed open to any possible solution ranging from eliminating the source of said radio waves to some form of encryption.....Foul, vulgar, or anal-retentive suggestions will be frowned upon and severely censored.
I hope I make myself clear. I will take a very dim view of any attempt to belittle my problem or to handle it in an insensitive manner.