Are those people on youtube videos saying that 5G will fry our brains just paranoid fools or what
in .ke the main concern seems to be that the existing 3 and 4g capacity is not fully utilized
others are saying stuff like:
ravenise006
3 weeks ago (edited)
5G is a greater threat to all life on earth than global thermal nuclear war; it permanently alters DNA and destroys the genetic code in human seed (and seed of all life), once that seed is passed on to future generations, the mutated genetic code never goes away; this radiation basically has the same effect on DNA as radiation from nuclear fallout, but from a much greater distance. If they put 20,000 satellites of this into space to radiate every inch of the planet, as they have planned, it will be similar to blanketing the entire planet with depleted uranium;?
Mark Bignell
3 weeks ago
Any technology which is destructive to all health on the planet and takes away all freedom is unacceptable. More people need to wake up.?
Safaricom prepares for 5G networkZachary Ochuodho @zachuodho
Safaricom is gearing up for the expected launch of 5G services after it yesterday unveiled an innovative network technology aimed at enhancing coverage across the country.
The mobile network operator has started trial of the new technology which is aimed at enhancing coverage in urban areas.
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Principal Secretary Sammy Itemere said the roll-out of the advanced 5G network would contribute to further growth of the ICT sector.
The new technology will succeed 4G, which mobile network operators have just started rolling out in a move that is expected to further deepen the use of ICT among Kenyans in their day-to-day lives as well as business.
Plans for the advanced networks come against the backdrop of networks that remain largely unused such as the 3G as well as 4G, with the latter having coverage only in a few towns.
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The United States and some allies, including Australia and New Zealand, have banned Huawei from 5G networks.