
The precautionary principle above all.
Invisible, electromagnetic waves can, beyond certain thresholds, have disruptive and potentially harmful effects. The smartphone which is currently the transmitter/receiver closest to our body emits waves during communications, but also when we transfer files or update applications, or simply when the smartphone identifies itself to the antenna to communicate its position.
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5G and aviation
Aviation industry worries about 5G in US Airlines and manufacturers Airbus and Boeing have convinced US officials to ask telecoms operators to postpone entry into service of new 5G frequencies. They fear that the latter will disturb the altimeters of planes. But for their part, the operators, who have paid dearly for their frequencies, see red.
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5G wireless technology: is 5G harmful to our health?
The Health Council of the Netherlands published its assessment on 5G and health on September 2, 2020. It was largely based on a draft and a report by the World Health Organization's Swedish Radiation Safety Authority, both criticized for their lack of impartiality.
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Should we be concerned about exposure to electromagnetic waves?
Our power lines, cell phones, microwaves, Wi-Fi routers, computers and other household appliances send a flow of invisible energy waves. Electric and magnetic fields (EMFs) are produced everywhere electricity is used, including in the home and in the workplace.
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