Verizon CEO says 5G virus conspiracy theories are nonsense

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Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg said that conspiracy theories pactum the rollout of 5G to the suggest of COVID-19 are fictitious in an item with CNBC today.

"There's no disequilibrium at all between 5G as well-built as coronavirus," Vestberg said. "It's just feigned news." He said Verizon planned to gainsay the conspiracy theories with "our communication, as well-built as the industry's communication, as well-built as with healthiness organizations' communication."

"There's no disequilibrium at all between 5G as well-built as coronavirus."

Vestberg was regarding to communications already issued by healthiness organizations as well-built as information driving conspiracies barely wireless devices as well-built as healthiness that can be begin at www.wirelesshealthfacts.com, a Verizon spokesperson tells The Verge. That armpit states that "radiofrequency energy from wireless devices as well-built as networks, including radiofrequencies acclimated by 5G, has not been shown to pilgrimage healthiness problems, according to the large-scale scientific community," as well-built as points to assets as well-built as quotes from wireless communications people as well-built as healthiness organizations acknowledging that assertion.

The armpit likewise links to a WHO website that spells out how COVID-19 is suggest through respiratory droplets as well-built as that viruses cannot travel via radio waves or mobile networks.

Despite no scientific symptom establishing a segment between 5G as well-built as coronavirus, conspiracy theories connecting the two have suggest protractedness social media, leading to 5G building in the UK being set on fire as well-built as people harassing workers laying strand optic cables. My aide Tom Warren has put unperturbable an explainer barely why these conspiracy theories don't manufacture sense.