"32-foot-tall, networked towers called Link5G are cropping up across New York City, providing 5G services plus free Wi-Fi, USB charging, and 911 calling."

Lol

> Called Link5G, these kiosks also provide . . . a jack for headsets . . . .

For the hearing impaired? Like at ATMs?

there are no 5G antennas inside them yet

source: https://i.imgur.com/LKx2zDS.jpg

Accommodations for the disabled.

They’ll have to get in line behind me jamming with my Sennheiser’s plugged in.

> With 56% of New York City households lacking both home and mobile broadband connections

I get that they’re saying this stat is having BOTH home broadband AND mobile broadband, but it still feels like bullshit.

So that’s why my migraines are so bad recently!

What is this picture showing?

Yes, that doesn't sound right. Home broadband is just internet access. And you get mobile broadband from your phone.

So that's what's been making all the frogs gay..

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just in time to activate the graphene in the vaxes

All these stats are always lies. Like the one that 1/10 public school students in nyc is homeless. All manipulated stats.

I would rather have 100 percent reliable, no drops or network stalling, won’t kill my battery 4G over “it’s supposedly fast, it only as fast as the server can dish it out” 5G.

I’ve had it for a while?

I’ve had it for a while?

I’ve had 5g for a while?

5G is really about increasing the number of connections the network can handle rather than boosting speeds. In certain situations, you may get faster speeds, but that'll often be because the network doesn't have to throttle to keep up.

Makes perfect sense to put gigantic 30 foot tall cell towers right on the street rather than hiding on the tops of buildings because.... wait, there must be a reason? Oh yeah, they can show ads on the side.