I battled and won at my house in Rhode Island.
They showed up and said my analogue was faulty.
I had no idea they installed a smart one without my consent.

If you OWN your house and want to battle and win.

Go here [link to freedomtaker.com]

Follow the instructions, you will become friends with the local postmaster after a while.
You must be willing to spend some money on postage fees if you want to do this right.
Installing a smart meter is an assault.
The electric company loses ALL rights and privileges once they do this to you as the home owner.
You just need to know how to legally inform them of this.

That website was the best. $85 I think up front, but you get your own analogue meter, and legal docs ti file on your own behalf, and basic steps to follow, but you must study up first before you battle. If you battle and electric company comes out, know your rights and video tape it all.
At one point, I called the guy, about 4 months into the battle. He talked me through some ideas which helped me win.
After a year, I allowed the electric company back on to my property after they properly showed me the manufacturer data for a New GE based analogue meter. I approved theirs, they removed my analogue meter (had a pro install) but don't give name, gave it back. The only downfall was financial.
After all was said and done, the state of RI allowed the main electrical provider to charge a fee to anyone who they had to actually go and read the meter of.
$13 a month.
But safety for the family and I come first.