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US 5G rollout delayed after Airlines protest
AT&T heeds airline complaint that 5G would make air traffic unsafe, Verizon decision pending.
Major US cell carrier AT&T has agreed to postpone the planned rollout of 5G service near several American airports, citing the concerns of airlines that doing so would endanger air traffic safety.
AT&T said Tuesday it would delay the rollout of new cell towers near “some” airports, though...
FAA reveals which planes can potentially withstand 5G interference
The US Federal Aviation Administration has cleared less than a half of the nation’s commercial fleet.
Some 45 percent of the US commercial fleet have been cleared for low-visibility landing at just over half of the airports most affected by 5G interference, the FAA said.
The aviation safety agency determined on Sunday which radio altimeter models can potentially be used for low-visibility landings...
Massive 5G Project to Make it Impossible to Escape Radiation Exposure
‘Last-mile wireless connectivity’ to saturate previously remote regions with high-intensity radiation.
AirGig is a new technology developed by AT&T to transfer Wi-Fi and wireless data over power lines using 4G LTE and 5G millimeter waves.
To date, AT&T has submitted over 500 patents and applications related to the AirGig technology, which turns existing power lines into transmitters. According...
AT&T played key role in helping NSA spy on UN
Telecom giant AT&T Inc has played a bigger than previously thought role in helping the National Security Agency (NSA) spy on swathes of internet traffic, which included wiretapping all UN headquarters’ communications, The New York Times has revealed.
The report is based on leaked documents, which date from 2003 to 2013 and were provided by whistleblower and former NSA contractor Edward Snowden....
Nationwide 'Emergency Alert' Test Causes Panic, Confusion
A test of the national ‘Emergency Alert System’ which was seen by television viewers this morning in states across the country prompted panic and confusion, with many taking to Twitter to express their concerns.
The test began at around 11am EST and was broadcast in Washington DC, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina...
NSA, GCHQ steal cell phone codes
SIM cards produced by Gemalto.
A new report has revealed that the US National Security Agency (NSA) and Britain’s Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ) have been cooperating to steal codes that allow both states to seamlessly eavesdrop on mobile phones worldwide.
Citing the documents given to journalists by ex-NSA contractor Edward Snowden, The Intercept website said on Thursday that the...
Internet Slowdown Day: Leading web companies fight for Net Neutrality
Reddit, Netflix, Foursquare, Mozilla, Vimeo, and WordPress are backing the ‘Internet Slowdown’ protest against proposed US regulations that would segregate internet surfing speeds and kill “net neutrality.”
The September 10 protest features a revolving icon, symbolizing slow connectivity, illustrating how losing net neutrality would harm websites and other online services.
The US Federal Communications...
Amazon introduces 3D-capable smartphone Fire
Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos presents the company’s first smartphone, the Fire Phone, on June 18, 2014 in Seattle, Washington.
Daring to take on saber-toothed competition, retail colossus Amazon has introduced a smartphone with 3D capabilities.
The company’s CEO Jeff Bezos allowed the media to have an eyeful of the Fire, as the device has been named, at the company’s headquarters...
Dianne Feinstein Accidentally Confirms That NSA Tapped The Internet Backbone
It’s widely known that the NSA has taps connected to the various telco networks, thanks in large part to AT&T employee Mark Klein who blew the whistle on AT&T’s secret NSA room in San Francisco. What was unclear was exactly what kind of access the NSA had. Various groups like the EFF and CDT have both been asking the administration to finally come clean, in the name of transparency, if...