How 5G Threatens Your Privacy, Allowing Your Exact Locations To Be Recorded As You Move

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Didi Rankovic

5G networks, that are either already introduced or are about to be implemented in many countries, although representing a large step forward, technologically speaking, come burdened with a number of problems and controversies.

5G is necessary to create “connected smart cities” – an idea that in and of itself faces criticism and opposition.

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