How Dangerous is 5G?<\/strong><\/h3>\n5G, the latest generation of mobile communication, will employ higher frequencies and bandwidth, enabling users to transfer wireless data faster (with rates of up to 10Gbit per second) than older cellphone standards.\u00a0 It is anticipated that with higher frequencies, increased exposure to radiofrequency radiation.<\/p>\n
X-ray machines used to take pictures of bones are considered high-frequency, while TV antennas, radio station or mobile phone base stations use lower frequency radio waves to transmit information.<\/p>\n
Previous ‘G’ networks have used frequencies between 700 MHz and 6 GHz. The new 5G network will operate on frequencies between 28 and 100 GHz. It is expected that 5G will be around 1,000 times faster than 4G.<\/p>\n
By 2024, Swedish telecom giant Ericsson predicts 5G coverage will extend to over 40 percent of the world’s population.<\/p>\n
In addition to the mobile phone towers already dotted across rural and urban areas, the need to enhance frequency levels for 5G networks could soon see booster antennas positioned on street signs, street lights, and even post boxes (if they still exist then) in a bid to ensure a stable connection for users.\u00a0 Thus, with increased exposure to radiofrequency radiation, cancer will increase in living beings.<\/p>\n
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