content: 5G is a couple of things put together. It's a number of standardized frequencies by which devices can communicate, and software protocols that is basically the "language and rules of parliament" that devices coordinate with each other. The difference between 4G and 5G is that 5G uses frequencies that were until recently not easy to effectively use for communication. They require a more sophisticated protocol. Why? Because a higher frequency has higher bandwith, so this is an advantage over lower 4G frequencies. However, they are more likely to be blocked by everyday objects, like walls. Which makes it impractical if you don't have direct line of sight to the tower. So, to make 5G practical, the protocol needs to be more robust. If you have line of sight to the tower, you connect to the tower normally. If not, then maybe you can route through a nearby 5G device that does have direct line of sight to the tower. If not, switch to 4G. That's all 5G really is. Nothing particularly tinfoil hat about that. The only real question is whether the frequencies themselves are dangerous. I mean, you can point to a photo of a dead tree. But, that doesn't really tell us why the tree died. COULD it be because of the tower? OK, that's ONE idea, but maybe it's the homeless guy who pisses on it everyday? I don't know. It's lazy to jump to conclusions. But, one thing you can do is determine the physical mechanism by which these frequencies ARE harmful and run with that. I mean, this isn't magic. It's science. If there is a fact, that fact can be reliably tested and repeatedly measured. So, now we get to the issue at hand. 5G radiation is claimed to increase the body temperature in insects. Is it true? Is it bullshit? Looking at the source Pro Natura, it's pretty clear these people have an agenda. Does that automatically mean they are wrong? No, but it's enough to get my bullshit meter beeping. But, it's not like you can't create a device that radiates 100 Ghz frequencies and put it next to an ant farm and find out for yourself.