5G is the fifth generation of cellular network technology. It promises faster speeds, lower latency, and more capacity than previous generations. However, there are also some serious concerns about the safety and environmental impact of 5G.

Here are some of the reasons why 5G is terrible:

• It’s not as fast as advertised. 5G networks are still in their early stages of development, and they’re not yet living up to the hype. In fact, some 5G users are reporting slower speeds than they were getting on 4G.
• It’s less reliable than 4G. 5G signals are more easily blocked by buildings and other objects, so they’re not as reliable as 4G signals. This can lead to dropped calls and slower data speeds.
• It’s more expensive than 4G. The cost of building and maintaining 5G networks is much higher than the cost of building and maintaining 4G networks. This means that 5G service is likely to be more expensive for consumers.
• It’s bad for the environment. The construction of 5G networks requires the use of a lot of concrete and steel, which contributes to climate change. The 5G networks also emit radio waves that can interfere with wildlife and disrupt ecosystems.
• It’s a health hazard. There is growing concern that the radio waves emitted by 5G networks could be harmful to human health. Studies have shown that exposure to radio waves can increase the risk of cancer, Alzheimer’s disease, and other health problems.

In conclusion, 5G is a terrible new cellular technology. It’s not as fast as advertised, it’s less reliable than 4G, it’s more expensive, it’s bad for the environment, and it’s a health hazard.

Here are some additional arguments against 5G:

• 5G could interfere with medical devices. The radio waves emitted by 5G networks could interfere with the operation of medical devices such as pacemakers and insulin pumps.
• 5G could increase traffic congestion. The increased use of 5G devices could lead to more traffic congestion on the internet, which could slow down everyone’s internet speeds.
• 5G could be used for mass surveillance. The government could use 5G networks to track people’s movements and activities.

If you’re concerned about the safety and environmental impact of 5G, there are a few things you can do:

• Don’t buy a 5G phone. If you don’t need the faster speeds of 5G, you can avoid the risks by sticking with a 4G phone.
• Avoid 5G towers. If you can, try to avoid living or working near 5G towers.
• Demand more research on the health effects of 5G. The government needs to do more research on the health effects of 5G before it rolls out this technology nationwide.

We need to stop the rollout of 5G until we know more about the risks. This technology is not worth the potential health and environmental hazards.

Author: Sanjay Divakar

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