The EU has started to put the brakes on the roll out of this technology citing severe health reasons, including an altering of our DNA and the protein levels in our body. Of course, businesses like AT& T, (who owns CNN's parent company Warner Media), and Verizon are waxing rhapsodical about a roll out in the US that will encompass several major US cities. This technology is available there now and Canada has just laid out plans for 2020.
But companies like those mentioned above and Huiwei in China, very controversial in the news right now, will always wax in a rhapsodical manner regarding anything that drives their profits at the expense of all else, especially human health. Look at the pharmas.
See this article from the EU which is a plea from scientists and doctors from 36 countries who say that this technology will lead to an "involuntary exposure to electromagnetic radiation" that will affect our health, our children's health (especially as it will be used in phones) and the environment.
The more information we have at our disposal concerning this technology, the more we can ask for a similar moratorium.
But companies like those mentioned above and Huiwei in China, very controversial in the news right now, will always wax in a rhapsodical manner regarding anything that drives their profits at the expense of all else, especially human health. Look at the pharmas.
See this article from the EU which is a plea from scientists and doctors from 36 countries who say that this technology will lead to an "involuntary exposure to electromagnetic radiation" that will affect our health, our children's health (especially as it will be used in phones) and the environment.
The more information we have at our disposal concerning this technology, the more we can ask for a similar moratorium.