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Google to Censor Discussions of 4G/5G Wireless Health Effects
Scientists4wiredtech Using the Coronavirus crisis as pretext, Google today announced it will censor discussions of 4G/5G health effects. Google joins the mainstream and social media drive to shutter the 5G movement. Google says it means to stifle a “conspiracy theory“...
read moreCoronavirus: YouTube tightens rules after David Icke 5G interview
BBC NEWS YouTube has banned all conspiracy theory videos falsely linking coronavirus symptoms to 5G networks. The Google-owned service will now delete videos violating the policy. It had previously limited itself to reducing the frequency it recommended them in its Up...
read moreBoris Johnson facing Tory revolt over Huawei 5G decision
INDEPENDENT Boris Johnson is facing his first major Commons rebellion as a group of senior Conservatives mount a bid to ban Huawei from the UK’s 5G infrastructure by 2022. Former Tory leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith and a group of senior...
read moreSwitzerland halts rollout of 5G over health concerns
Financial Times Switzerland, one of the leaders in the roll out of 5G mobile technology, has placed an indefinite moratorium on the use of its new network because of health concerns. The move comes as countries elsewhere around Europe race to upgrade their networks to...
read moreSmart motorways ARE death-traps: Police chief says we’ve all been ‘misled’ and calls for the £6BILLION project to be abandoned after 38 motorists are killed in five years
DAILY MAIL Smart motorways are death traps and their £6billion rollout should be halted immediately, a police leader said yesterday. John Apter, chairman of the Police Federation, said the roads were dangerous, putting both drivers and police at risk. Highways England...
read moreBoris Johnson defies Trump and gives Huawei the green light to develop Britain’s 5G network
BUSINESS INSIDER Boris Johnson has defied Donald Trump's US administration and granted permission to Chinese telecoms company Huawei a role in developing Britain's 5G network. The UK government said in a written statement on Tuesday that it had decided to give Huawei...
read moreUS concern at Huawei isn’t bluff or bluster
THE TELEGRAPH If you had a neighbour who came over and rummaged through your garage tools every day, occasionally slipping silverware from your kitchen, would you trust him to redo the locks on your house? How about to install a state-of-the-art new security system?...
read moreAnti-5G campaigners label plans for Bournemouth as ‘vote for genocide’
BOURNEMOUTH ECHO ANGRY anti-5G campaigners have accused BCP Council’s cabinet of “voting for genocide” by approving a trial of the technology in Bournemouth. The £1.3 million pilot of the network was approved for parts of Lansdowne last month, with the...
read morePapua new Guinea ICT Minister Masiu Halts 5G Trials Amid Health Risk Debate
POST COURIER COMMUNICATION and Information Technology minister Timothy Masiu has stopped bmobile and Huawei from progressing any further with the 5G trial. Twelve days ago, a prelaunch for the trial was held on Dec 19 with a memorandum of understanding signed between...
read moreSwisscom achieves 90 percent 5G coverage, despite public resistance
LE NEWS Swisscom, Switzerland’s largest mobile operator, announced that it has achieved its plan to reach 90% of Switzerland’s population with 5G signals by the end of 2019. The installed infrastructure will allow it to deliver a basic service, which will be slower...
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