Is 5G Technology Really Dangerous For Our Health?

1G enabled us to communicate with mobile phones by transmitting analog voices. Digital audio was introduced with 2G. In the transmission of sound, radio transmissions changed from analog to digital. Mobile data was available with 3G. In other words, it allowed us to use our phones to browse the internet, read emails, and share pictures. The age of mobile broadband started with 4G. Multimedia and internet service prices have dropped, security has improved, and cloud systems have entered our lives. Of course, this was not enough for the world of technology. That is why they began developing 5G.

5G promises much faster data transfer, higher connection density, and reduced latency than previous generations. It generates a type of energy known as electromagnetic radiation, which creates an area called an electromagnetic field. It operates at higher frequencies than earlier wireless networks and offers faster and more efficient operations. Thanks to its high frequency and speed, it will be possible to drive an automobile remotely or perform remote surgeries.

Seems scary? Are you curious whether or not 5G is dangerous? Let's find out!

[ibrahimaalphonsembodji]

This video doesn't really match the title thanks you for not answering.

[topherkrock]

There has never been one instance of cancer linked to radio waves.

[topherkrock]

Everyone knows the truth: radio waves at low power levels are harmless.

[beyondthen]

Wasn't there a man who put the towers up and then destroyed them after determined health dangers that was jailed in Australia? 60 Minutes years back?

[catsozen]

Sorry, thumbs down. As interesting as the technology is you didn't address the supposedly health issue one bit. Clickbait titles for the sake of it should be punished.

[topherkrock]

I am still waiting for "Mr. Nobody" to reference Nigel Cheese.

[topherkrock]

I'm waiting for the Nigel Cheese post, Mr. Nobody.

[topherkrock]

No one has ever gotten cancer from radio waves.

[topherkrock]

There are some people among us that will complain about these low power radio waves that are *less harmful than a 40-watt lightbulb.*

[topherkrock]

I wish that "Mr. Nobody" would take the time to read. This should help you out:

*5G cannot hurt you!* It is extremely safe. It's all radio waves! Radio waves are not hurting you.

Here's what you need to know. *5G is safe.* To understand why *5G is safe* we need to understand the following:

*We have drawn an arbitrary line around the bands of the EMF spectrum.*

The _only_ difference between the IR/microwave/radio wave spectrum and "light" is that we can see light. Beyond that, they operate exactly the same.

*What do we know about light:*

1. Light can be used to transmit information.
2. Light creates heat.
3. Light is perceived by our eyes.
4. When "concentrated", light can cut and burn things.

*Does this make light dangerous?* No. Most light is safe to use due to the low power level that it designed for. That's also true of the *lower frequency EMF* that we use for communications.

[brandongreene]

If you don’t think 5G is at the very least a small tax on our health, you should be more skeptical in life. You prolly took that shot and had a stroke too lol

[topherkrock]

This should help you out:

*5G cannot hurt you!* It is extremely safe. It's all radio waves! Radio waves are not hurting you.

Here's what you need to know. *5G is safe.* To understand why *5G is safe* we need to understand the following:

*We have drawn an arbitrary line around the bands of the EMF spectrum.*

The _only_ difference between the IR/microwave/radio wave spectrum and "light" is that we can see light. Beyond that, they operate exactly the same.

*What do we know about light:*

1. Light can be used to transmit information.
2. Light creates heat.
3. Light is perceived by our eyes.
4. When "concentrated", light can cut and burn things.

*Does this make light dangerous?* No. Most light is safe to use due to the low power level that it designed for. That's also true of the *lower frequency EMF* that we use for communications.

[topherkrock]

I can see that "Mr. Nobody" has taken a dump on this comment section. He is babbling I with pseudoscientific claims.

*The SAR refers to **_heating_** as that is the only possible vector of harm from radio waves.* Yes, it uses an "average adult" for the "sample. Yes, the amount of heat for children will be less.

None of what "Mr. Nobody" said is really of any concern.

[thiagarajann]

Proud that Juhi Chawla first to oppose 5g telecommunication health hazardous...

[topherkrock]

Where is that *Nigel Cheese* post, "Mr. Nobody"?

[topherkrock]

"Mr. Nobody" simply regurgitates lies that he finds on anti-technology websites.

[mirandaab]

Im an Engineer student, please don't waste time watching this video

[topherkrock]

I can see that "Mr. Nobody", yet again, has taken another dump on the comment section. He is babbling I with pseudoscientific claims.

*The SAR refers to **_heating_** as that is the only possible vector of harm from radio waves.* Yes, it uses an "average adult" for the "sample. Yes, the amount of heat allowed for children will be less.

*Does the standard need to be updated?* No. As far as there is *_no new concern, _* then there is no need to update the standard. The reason why it was updated in the late 1990s is because of the popularity of _handheld_ phones. Remember that the first cellphones were often installed in cars and the ones that you could carry were the "bag phones". Also, due to costs, people would use the phones sparingly. This changed with the smaller phones and lower prices that were emerging in the late 1990s. Is there anything different since then? No.

None of what "Mr. Nobody" said is supported by scientific, independently reproducible studies.

[mandia]

I just purchased my first 5g phone about a month ago. And lately I notice if I'm looking at my phone too long on the internet, I start getting headaches and I start forgetting things rapidly. I was worried that I needed to go to the hospital to get a brain scan. But I figured it was being caused by my phone cause when I turn that dam phone off and stay away from it for a while, my thinking pattern goes back to normal. I'm sorry but 5g is dangerous from my experience. I was diagnosed with a benign pituitary tumor 10yrs, never had issues with my thinking. Now I'm thinking I put myself in harms way buying this 5g phone!

[daveg]

Thanks for the clickbait title and not actually answering the question.