Online Daily Mail Readers Concerned About Surveillance, Health Risks, Data Mining And Increased Electrical Consumption Of 5G

The world’s most read online newspaper, the Daily Mail, ran an article on 9th February about the plan to install new 5G devices on road signs, bus shelters and  traffic lights. The UK government has announced it wants to bypass Councils to make it easier for telecoms companies to put antennae on public infrastructure.

The first 106 comments reveal:

• Objections to 5G being given priority over lacking 4G coverage
• Objections about the energy consumption
• Lack of risk assessment or safety reports
• 25% of the comments concerned known health implications: cancer, headaches and others
• Objections to data mining and implied surveillance
  

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