With 5G service preparing to come soon, there has been some increased media attention of it's possible health effects. This isn't your typical, "oh, cell phone's are going to cause us cancer in 30 years", but a more heightened concern due to how strong 5G is and the close proximity it needs to be to people. The strength of 4G was on par with the "30 year cancer concern" and other subtle long term health effects. 4G has had it's studies and has shown to physically change the response waves of the brain and people who work near it having multitudes of health problems.
If you think that's just nonsense, ask anyone who works close around these types of radio signals, there is safety steps that needs to be followed. I sometimes (luckily rarely) have to work directly with communication radios, and the techs of the vendors who make them, even tell me to make sure I turn the radio off right away after done configuring it because of the it's strong frequencies and high chance of getting a headache and blurry vision. It wasn't a light caution either, but more direct.
Where I live, Verizon got approval from the city three years ago to build 9 new tower sites with large antennas. I was notified at the time because one was suppose to go up close to my old house. I would bet that it was for preparing the new 5G services. They still haven't built the tower yet, but that was one of the reason's I sold my house, on top of I had a feeling of the housing market coming to a halt here.
Personally, I don't think it can be too healthy for living things to be constantly exposed to this stuff.
If you think that's just nonsense, ask anyone who works close around these types of radio signals, there is safety steps that needs to be followed. I sometimes (luckily rarely) have to work directly with communication radios, and the techs of the vendors who make them, even tell me to make sure I turn the radio off right away after done configuring it because of the it's strong frequencies and high chance of getting a headache and blurry vision. It wasn't a light caution either, but more direct.
Where I live, Verizon got approval from the city three years ago to build 9 new tower sites with large antennas. I was notified at the time because one was suppose to go up close to my old house. I would bet that it was for preparing the new 5G services. They still haven't built the tower yet, but that was one of the reason's I sold my house, on top of I had a feeling of the housing market coming to a halt here.
Personally, I don't think it can be too healthy for living things to be constantly exposed to this stuff.
