Opponents of 5G fear the advent of more mobile network masts to guarantee high speeds. Higher speeds, however, do not automatically mean they produce more radiation /Belpress
Now that 5G is close to its breakthrough, people start to protest against it because of its dangerous radiation. But is it as dangerous as they claim? Let’s check the facts in five questions. What is 5G precisely? 5G is the logical successor of the existing 4G networks. “It allows wireless communication,” explains professor Guy
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