Welcome to the 5G

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There used to be a time when what is written below would be deemed a warning of a product, today it's
just said without any alarming Government response.

"...5G is certainly the future and we are going to see blazing fast internet speeds on our mobile devices
hopefully somewhere along 2020. The improvement in connectivity is indeed going to improve our lives,
but likely at the expense of our own health in the long run.

This advanced, but untested technology is fast approaching, and there is very little that we can do to stop
its widespread implementation. However, one thing that we all should do is understand EMFs better and
protect ourselves through proper choice of products.

Try limiting your EMF exposure through limited use of phones and smart devices.
If possible, avoid using 5G phones and device, or make use of radiation detectors to know whether you’re
near the high levels of EMFs..."
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And it seems the UK Government haven't dallied on implementing it.

O2 launches 5G network in five UK cities and Slough.

'O2 has switched on its 5G network, the last of the UK's mobile operators to do so.
The network will initially be available in five cities - Belfast, Cardiff, Edinburgh, Leeds and London.
The firm is targeting key locations such as stations, shopping centres and stadiums, including Twickenham
and Arsenal's Emirates ground.


O2 envisages a 5G future of smart roads, drones, connected trainers and 'helper' robots.

It plans to offer 5G at the same price as 4G, although this will exclude the monthly handset cost.

Slough, the town where O2 is headquartered, will be the first non-city to benefit from 5G, with 14 other towns and
cities to follow this year. Mark Evans, chief executive of Telefónica UK, which owns O2, said: "We're launching with
a range of tariffs that make it easy and fair for customers to access 5G, with flexible plans that cost no more than 4G.

We're also switching on 5G in important parts of towns and cities first, places where it will benefit customers and
businesses most." O2 offers four 5G-enabled phones, four from Samsung and one from Xiaomi.

Business case
Vodafone and EE have already launched their 5G networks, and last week BT Mobile also put its service live,
piggy-backing off EE's network, which it owns. Three has launched a limited service in London, targeting homes.

Paolo Pescatore, a mobile analyst at PP Foresight, said he doubted the fact that O2 was the last to launch would
have a detrimental effect. But, he added, all the operators face a challenge. "All providers have now launched 5G,
but the key will be who can make money. This is where the opportunity resides to differentiate, and operators will
need to focus on enterprises.
"This will help O2 stand out as it has been working closely with numerous companies."

These include ITN, Samsung and Northumbrian Water Group, and, according to O2, will "demonstrate real-world 5G
use cases". Next year, when the new iPhone is launched with 5G support, will be a key year for the technology,
Mr Pescatore added.

While 5G is currently available in dozens of cities in the UK, coverage remains limited for the time being.
BT offers a 5G checker for people to see if it is available in their area...'

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