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Krakow candidate Marta Patena challenges deployment of 5G as untested and unsafe
Marta Patena first came to international attention when she attended a meeting five years ago in Brussels representing the City of Krakow. The meeting was convened by Member of the European Parliament Michèle Rivasi to address concerns about the dangers of electromagnetic radiation. On returning to Kakow, year on year, Patena has conducted the Krakow …
Proposed reforms to permitted development rights to support the deployment of 5G and extend mobile coverage
Published 27 August 2019From:Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government and Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport Applies to:England Summary This consultation seeks views on the principle of amending permitted development rights to support deployment of 5G and extend mobile coverage. This consultation closes at11:45pm on 4 November 2019 Consultation description This consultation seek views on …
BT 5G is launching on Friday in 20 cities and towns
By James Rogerson 10 October 2019 We’ve known for a while that BT would switch on its 5G service during the autumn, and now we know exactly when – it’s coming this Friday, the 11th. That’s tomorrow at the time of writing, so if you’re on BT Mobile then you’re very, very close to having access to 5G. You will …
Town’s war with 5G: Devonshire officials ‘ban’ installation of new high-speed network after campaigners demand further research into its effects on health
5G is supposed to enable the fastest speeds and most reliable connections However, campaigners in Totnes, Devon, claim it is a serious health hazard They have persuaded officials to stop installing the high-frequency network By IZZY FERRIS FOR THE DAILY MAIL The push to roll out the latest 5G mobile technology across the country has hit a …
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
By Neil Steven Cohen Friends, since they say ‘a picture is worth a thousand words’…I am providing these photos to you and sparing you thousands of words! These photos are simply for your education, your increased awareness. These are all photos of various types of 5G technology small cell transmitters which are being deployed all …
Branson is backing the UK satellite initiative – OneWeb gets £18m boost for high-flying 5G
By Ken Wieland 21 February 2019 The UK Space Agency fuelled the 5G ambitions of OneWeb, a satellite broadband startup based in London, with funding to the tune of £18m. Through its OneWeb Sunrise programme, the startup aims to integrate its planned satellite constellation with upcoming 5G terrestrial networks. “Thanks to this support, we will focus …
Father who blames school’s wi-fi for 12-year-old daughter’s list of 40 symptoms including rashes and itchy skin as he takes her out of lessons to educate her at home
Neil Boxall, from Yeovil, Somerset, removed his daughter from school in Dorset He claims she suffered from 40 symptoms because of wi-fi in school classrooms This included poor speech, forgetfulness, anxiety, a loss of empathy and nausea By BRYONY JEWELL FOR MAILONLINE A father has pulled his daughter out of school claiming the 12-year-old has suffered …
Dementia patients to be tracked by smart meters so that doctors can monitor any sudden changes that indicate illness, falls or mental decline
Devices will track patients’ daily routines such as when they boil the kettle Meters then send alerts to family members or carers who can check on patients Critics warn about a huge range of privacy concerns over data sharing By SOPHIE BORLAND AND VICTORIA BISCHOFF The NHS is to use energy smart meters to monitor dementia patients in …
Thousands Of Swedes Are Inserting Microchips Under Their Skin
By MADDY SAVAGE Technology continues to get closer and closer to our bodies, from the phones in our pockets to the smartwatches on our wrists. Now, for some people, it’s getting under their skin. In Sweden, a country rich with technological advancement, thousands have had microchips inserted into their hands. The chips are designed to speed …