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What is one of the biggest concerns people have about modern technology primacy right, because our phones know everything about us. What music we listen to, how much sleep we get. What our face looks like one, we're pooping, but now apple is going to give you a little more control over how widely that information is shared.

No how it goes. You search for something online, then seen add on Facebook or Instagram for that exact item, while apple is making it harder for acts to track your online activity when you're using our and your Iphone, you may start to see this apple users must now give permission for acts to track your online activity data before you could only opt out it's about time. Jenny Gebhardt is with the privacy non profit, the Electronic Frontier foundation, switching from Opt out to opt in its huge. That is going to really make a lot more users opt out of this tracking feature about wasn't belpher users. It was built for advertisers, that's right, people with new, I always update. You have to opt in to being tracked online. Instead of having to opt out and I know it may seem like a small change, but this is a huge deal, because people are lazy, ass shit, I think about it,

said that they were gonna. Put all your news online unless you opted out. You'd, probably be like what Norway's. Why where's that uptown option settings general Where are you know what I'm proud of my certain abolishes? Do this? I don't care anymore. I got things to do, and people don't understand how much information What was actually getting from your other acts, like you, think it's More thing you know how I always liked your friends, oh, I was talking about something and then it popped up is my phone listening to me. No, it's the aps like if you're in Atlanta and you check the weather in Vermont. It won't wait for you to search for a winter coat before it starts, showing you add one, and if you ve been ordering peace. Every night on grub hub? Well, then, the ads will show you a coach, that's true sizes up, because it knows so. This new privacy feature is good news for Iphone uses turns out it's very bad news for one of apples biggest rivals: Facebook. In fact it should ban for them that they ve started. Throwing up.

Pop ups are begging everyone to let them keep track and us and warning us than if we don't facebook might stop being free of charge and I'm not gonna let people that seems like an empty threats for me, because who would pay to be on Facebook with the type of people willing to pay to be on Facebook I mean I, unless I give a crack house at a covered charge actually wouldn't mind. A facebook started charging people because I think, if they did, maybe people would actually think for a second before they posted the governor. Put fluoride in the water Brainwash cost two dollars I'll, keep it to myself now. The reason Facebook needs to track its users is so that it can charge big bucks to advertisers who

to talk of very specific audiences, but Mark Zuckerberg knows that people on care if he can afford to give his have across the member guinea for its birthday. So instead he's asking you to think about the poor companies that will suffer if,

contract? You Facebook said apples movable harm their small business, advertisers, gonna, kill us he's, gonna kill us, but from unequal Sendeth, Mariano, who was featured in a facebook campaign and owns Charleston Gourmet Burger. The change has already affected sales and she's had to cut costs. It's not bow a you know small businesses in a wanting to take away any was privacy, Bali, one english villages, sir. As our customers better saw, some one loves hamburgers. Looking for something that is awesome, you know your hamburger there. I would like to show my answer to you, and this update takes that away on small businesses. Lifeline ok, novices interesting, I mean I don't like getting tracked, but it is true that it does help some small businesses target their ads. You know, and the truth is in life. Bad things can have good side effects and also how cereal,

there's a bad. We all agree that their bed, but you do get a lot of really interesting cost out of them know. So I can see what Facebook is trying to argue: they are saying? Do you really want to hurt small businesses before Amazon, a chance to bankrupt them and honestly. I wouldn't mind targeted as that much, but the thing is its: how it is how Facebook tracks all of us that I dont like like me. One thing a facebook asked me hey Trevor: do you like hamburgers demonstration up about food bored. Facebook actually does is basically just send some gunning Gary. He spoke my entire life, hey Trevor, I heard you like hamburger? What how did you know that he he he I read an email, you Shan T a girl, so maybe you are still not swayed by the effect of this change of small business

that's why Facebook is also warning of the bleak future that a which all of us, if they can't track our every movement anymore, facebooks pushing back. It relies on that data to target consumers with relevant adds. Some people do opt out. Here's what Facebook, As could happen, say. Young man is looking for a new pair of sneakers on his phone Facebook claims the apples, new rules and it won't be able to use his search history, information about what other acts he uses to show as for things he wants to buy so on Facebook, Mr Graham, he could end up. Seeing ads for women's clothing, are furniture rarely this is a real argument? Come on make it the forgotten you guys we ve lived entire lives watching on targeted adds right tv. Newspaper adds billboards. None of those were targeted and we will find it now. All of us,

they make it seem like we can live without them. Like we ve been a cool new, oh no, I have to work on targeted and but how would I know if a product is enough for me? Would you by ten points, because I didn't know that I dont have appeared what if I buy doubtful, but I dont have a dog, my dog and my dog one camp on are. We can handle on targeted ads, in fact, sometimes on targeted, as in you should have things that you never knew you needed, yeah like a shower seat. I don't think about them before in America and the now that I'm here realise just because I'm not eighty doesn't mean I can get clean and comfortable and you're on top of all that Facebook makes it seem they make. It seem like all they use that data for is to sell us the products that we want, but don't forget that the reason

you often only see posts that make you mad as how is because of all the time Facebook is tracking you and they use that targeting to piss. You off is not a coincidence that because I was telling you that Joe Biden is gonna, make the Bible Spanish only on a chump stole all the mailboxes to give to Kim Jong IL, because they know how to keep you engaged for as long as possible and they notice by tracking. You ran again, I'm a pro apple here, but apple didn't build their entire business model and spoken you Facebook did and if moving society away from tracking people means that Gary has to find a new job, then you no one shall be it. Like then, tram hullo recommend creams for your tone near fun. Let's get off Gary, unfortunately, due to the pandemic alert people are doing worse than ever, because it turns out that the technology keeping us connected is also making us feel.

Shit with the stress of the pandemic body image issues have been on the rise: forty three percent of women, twenty six. Percent of men said covert. Nineteen Can it really affected how attractive they felt the countless hours spent on soon or video calls is causing more more Americans to be insecure about their appearance. Video conferencing presents a constant, I'm added unfiltered look at ourselves that can be unsettling and those front. Basing cameras we're all using our doing us any favours things like the nose could actually, your larger and wider and the eyes could have your smaller, not only as a person confronting their own reflection with greater intensity and frequency than they ever had before, but they were staring at undistorted reflection. This is part of an alarming new trend coined zoom. This morphia. Yes, this morphia

It's when you realise that it's not just everyone else who looks terrible Anjou and that's really not cool. In a zoo shouldn't. Make you feel bad about. Your looks should make you feel bad about your duty, ass living, but you have Remember people! This is a new phenomenon, dealing with humans evolve to see their own faces. All the time has not known when, except what twins, I guess, the freaks like another, one of you what's like think about it for most of human history. If you wanted to know what you look like you, get your friend to smash of some blueberry and rub it on a cave wool. You look like this. Do I really hold a spear like bad? Not the Good NEWS is that is we'll all be using Jew a lot less in the near future, but on Fourchan there's another technology. That also makes us feel bad about ourselves and it doesn't look like its goal. Away any time soon. I'm talking about photo filters. Yes, they ve helped manner.

realizes dream of puking rainbows, but some of the most popular filters just help you look more attractive, which may sound harmless, but it could be any but cutting edge, absent social media filters or allowing ordinary people to enhance their online photos to impossible perfection. In some cases, sparking concerning phenomena with acts like face too, you have the power to completely transform yourself, bigger eyes. Skinnier knows enjoy line smaller bad or flatter belly whiter teeth, smoother skin. You can do it it on your phone. When I softly. I always niece filters. I wish I could look like Michael to itself, and this obsession with personal appearance that selfie culture encourages may have darker impulse nations for mental health, a study in the Journal of the American Medical Association says, Filter pictures can take a toll on self esteem body. Image

and even led to body this more fact, disorder. I do feel like we're losing touch with what reality looks like you're already getting there to the point where we are expecting people to look as unhuman as possible. Yeah photo editing filters set unrealistic expectations for beauty. The same way. Foot ninja sets up unrealistic expectations of how easy it is to slice floating fruit, and once you have this faltered version of yourself in your head, you become dissatisfied with what you really look like so in essence with basically cat fishing ourselves, but if these editing apps control, adults into quivering blobs of insecurity. Just imagine What then doing two kids cycle, just worn. These photo filters can be particularly troubling for teens and young people who are still developing their sense of self eighty percent girls in one survey say they compare the way they look to other people and social media on environment. I follow people I'd Kendall, jet

and highly general. The eye is like time measure like body image that everyone is expecting this generation young girls on social media, have a negative body perception with one in seven girls reporting being unhappy with the way they look at the end of elementary school and that number almost doubling to nearly one. In three by age, fourteen eighteen per cent of. Young girls are using photo retouching apps to change the way they look before hosting pictures and those with scores for manipulating their photos or associated with high scores for body related and eating concerns. Any of your request, in your body because of what you say social media shame, and this is a vicious cycle for teenagers social me it makes them unhappy with how they look. So then they use filters which perpetuate the unrealistic expectations for themselves and others, plus

teenagers. So they doing all this while the driving, which puts everyone at risk and all the insecurity this creates, is harmful for teenagers, because I know it's hard to chew all this out, but teens shouldn't be obsessing over the stuff. Like I honestly wish, I could sit all teenagers down and say: hey, don't worry, about how you look, the plants gonna die out before your thirty. It doesn't matter now it's bad enough when people wish they had the power Instagram look in real life. What's worse is when they actually try to make it happen. The more people look at doctored up

images. The more likely they are to actually start seeking out cosmetic procedures at a younger age is based. Cosmetic procedures are becoming so popular. What teens plastic surgeons have coined a new syndrome for it, Snapchat does morphia and the number of kids getting them. Tux may astounding, in twenty seventeen, and nearly two hundred and thirty thousand teens had cosmetic procedures. Kids as young as thirteen are getting them. Doctors, an influx of people of all ages, turning to plastic surgery to look more like their filter. Sixty two percent of plastic surgeons reported their patients. wanted to go under the night because of dissatisfaction with their social media profile. Fifty seven percent said their patients wanted to look better in selfies observations regarding more more common, where people will show me images on the register gram or even something that force it on Facebook, and this is really want to look just last week I had a patient come in and asked me for more Anna me- I

figure out why it's not possible? Ok man! This is really disturbing. Thirteen year olds, in particular, should not be getting plastic. Surgery. The thirteen your physical appearance is already natural. Changing our faces up do is like a long term plastic surgery. I mean this is what like when I was thirteen you let that should play out. Honestly, though, I don't blame the teenagers, I bring the parents and the surgeons. Ah me how you gonna, let them do this to themselves the cunning and buy cigarettes. let them by a new face planning. This is getting out of hand, which is why there is now a movement not just against filters, but all the ways that people are in distorting reality on social media. Many answers, have started speaking up on this issue, admitting that they ve resented altered images in the past and are opening the conversation summer, even posting raw, totally unrelated photos that themselves and breaking down

people on your instagram feet, maybe manipulating their angles and lighting to get that court on quote perfect selfie there are many celebrities, exposing the dangers of digital distortion. They are posting images of themselves on edited, unfiltered online, and this is a great example to young girls pop star Lizzie made a big splash when she posted a selfie in the nude and unremitting, there's. No shame anymore and I just kind of post myself. It's like you take me as I am you don't have to love me, but she's MP, Luke Evans, husband, posted digitally altered body image bill which would require advertisers and publishers to display a logo whenever per space or body has been digitally enhanced. Ok, first of all

I love the idea of putting disclaimers on photos of people who have been digitally altered. I love it and honesty. Everything should stop there. We need to do this with everything. That's been digitally Alek food adds little the worst. Every possible burger looks great on tv, but then one order, it looks like it fell asleep in a hot tub, but I'm glad that will finally learning the truth about what celebrities? Look like now personally, I'm waiting for Spongebob to join This movement me no way that guy's that square naturally machine that saves money, though he's. Not real dinner, how we have a tv show now but my even up to think that societies gonna stop creating unrealistic, beady standards anytime soon right what I do hope that we can better educate our kids and ourselves that our own natural bodies, a beautiful when, except for the flap of old people, skin we haven't or elbows militias gross- I'll kill. You are in the second MID onboard SEC, but everything else is

bill gates, he's rich, he's, brilliant and apparently he's out of his mind. This is a container of human feces. Why is one of the richest man in the world carrying a jar of his own ship went to Seattle to find out what's wrong with Bill gates, Mr Gates, It's a huron admit you just a quick question. What I mean: are you ok, yeah, I'm great love, what I'm doing? Ok So why are you carrying around your own poop in a job? I did have a bigger of human theses lies, explain why we need a reinvented toilet. Need to remain a toilet, we shit in it. Now we push the button, then you should disappears perfect, well toilets

We take for granted by billions of people, don't have them. Even in these growing cities in poor countries, they can't afford to build sewers and not cause diseases, and so we have to come up with a very different way of taking care of that way, and because so much of the world, like a sedentary placed a poor bill, launched the reinvent the toilet challenge it fun. Scientists the redesigned toilets that don't need a sewer system. We put several hundred million into this. To show that it can be done, which are here, you put several hundred million dollars into toilets giving it away you bad. Oh, my god, is bill gates,

literally washing his fortune down the toilet to find out, I flew all the way to universe. No self Florida we're Professor Daniel Yea and his team are using gates funding to make some sort of magic poop box. So what we have here essentially is a miniature version of the wastewater treatment plant and we can put this anywhere in the world in the bar reactor. We have microorganisms day, eat the poop and to clean water? Ok, why do the microbes feet the poor, the microbes you to prove because that's what they do you ask them if they want to do well, I want to give him a muffin or something like a muffin. Ok I'll make a note of that when you show them the poor, they love it. Despite he's crazy time,

This is something about this guy. I don't know what it is, but I trust it so I decided to give his machine try. So normally we will have a block of toilets and then the waste from the toys were come here, I'll go into the machine and then using solar power. We can turn the puppy water into clean water. So you stand by this or opera they work or how many times did not working and objective was worked so well that were actually workload. Nasa astronauts have the poop and we can turn their poop clean water and nutrients and even energy. Would you say energy here microbes and about reactor. Make nothing that's the same stuff. That's a natural gas can burn it feel guilty.

You sneaky brass. Do you just found a filthy little back door into the most pro for the whole industry in the world, Energy, USA they are more energy yeah. One way to make it cheap to process the sewage is to sell these outputs. You should open that next time to Saving the world, kids and disease and open with your while making toilets that can convert in the energy. We need to make these toilets as expensive as possible, because, based on my research, everyone poops everybody would less. We make them super cheap, they're, not gonna, get out. poorest? Who need them? Most look? I know you ve made your money. Some of us here so trying to win this guy Well, you have an idea. Let us now I've got nothing but ideas for this ok. So this is an Ipad great divide, love using. It has all was the worst seat on a plane next to the toilet, but what

every seat was a toilet Pooh. How it wants the plane in motion, we have to keep shitting high pressure, I know, but it gives the airlines incentive turn for the numbers work about this. It's a toilet, You shit in and powers a cat That shows the shit out through my neighbours while you laughing, hence not legal man, I'm up you just try common ideas to save the world? Will you do that for I'm doing. No, that's what I'm doing I'm here, giving life Are you doing a shooting on those ideas, already yet, but we do a lot of ideas that are in the field being tested in Durban, trying to cover the thirty percent of their residents that dont have great suit processing? We are going to completely change the future.

everybody's gonna have a great toilet, while he has to everyone having a great toilet fears about now, guess where they came from Just drawing my shit positive, that's a very successful process. There. It tastes like normal wandered. good job. Thank you. Bill, there's more way backing from the deletion. With tribunal, has supported my expensive, fi expensive. I, money moving more than ten billion people around the globe. View is expensive ice, pre, accounting platform to reimburse expenses manage business credit cards, generate invoices pay bills and planned trips from one easy to use up whether you're working for yourself management team or closing the books for your clients. Expensive I'd makes it easy, so you have more time to focus on what really matters download the

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only getting worse words, whereas a cyber attack in which hackers threatened to shut down networks or publish private information unless paid answer Department of Homeland Security, estimates, a three hundred percent increase in such attacks in the past last year alone, with a cost of more than three fifty million dollars in ransoms ran somewhere encryption computer networks, data to hold it hostage and then will only give the digital decryption key to unlock it for a prize, the average payment climb from a few thousand dollars and twenty eighteen two more two hundred thirty thousand dollars jasper to recover their data. Some businesses have paid as much as nine hundred thirty five thousand dollars in ranch. They demand a ransom, usually in Bitcoin, a largely untraceable digital currency ransom, whereas become such a frequent occurrence. Forty percent

companies in the UK with over two hundred and fifty employees are now stockpiling Bitcoin in the event of an attack, our man. This is terrible. These hackers on just forcing people to pay money that forcing them to learn about Bitcoin, that's the real crime, but at the same time it makes sense if your company gets hacked than you. prepared and if you don't get hacked, you can always give Bitcoin to your employees as Christmas gifts happy nowadays, everyone go via hit man off the dark ones yeah they produce much like macho flavouring run. Some way attacks went from something you ve, never really heard of two being basically everywhere. Which may set, because, as the world gets more online, there are more and more targets to choose from, and it's not helping social, really cheap and easy to pull scams off

ransom, we're incident usually starts innocently enough. Maybe an interesting special promotion offer or an email disguised as coming from your boss, but once you click on the link or download the file, they can kick off a debilitating attack. The barriers to entry to create ransom were really low hackers advertise. Do it yourself, ransom where kids on a dark web in an incredibly detailed guide that enable to customize ever the aspect of the round somewhere with either really having to write any code yourself today, almost any one can get their hands on ransom where technology ransom, where can he per on the deep web for as little as thirty nine dollars? Ok or that that's crazy to me, you, can buy, ran somewhere for just thirty nine dollars like nothing mean to me, no, that's probably the version that has adds right, like you can shut down America's energy infrastructure, but every ten minutes you have to watch them stupid new email, commercial, the hell is that

I'm gonna, buy insurance from an evil when a bite from a gecko sophisticated like that and by the way, am I the only one who feels like a car ruins the drama, the ransom we attack when you find out. these guys are doing, is basically just tricking someone inside the company and to giving them access because, like when you think of hacking, would you think of you think of the computer equivalent of Tom cruise? into a building with diamond cutters and coming down from the ceiling on wires and dodging lasers. You know when reality is one. I Tom Cruise, just yelling at us, you got a yet affects the entire lead from the gorgeous waves, a man and the reason this works so well, because people will click on anything, I mean have you seen the links at the bottom of news. Articles you'll never been What the house from Welcome in the middle looks like today, I mean I've never seen

show. But I've read that article eight times and one of the most messed up things about these crimes is who tends to be. The victims is not usually rich corporations because they can afford the latest cyber security and the best idea. As in all talking about the guy with the shortest thoughts mean button down, sealed, wasn't barely make it possible shoulders so because these companies are harder to strike. Instead, the hackers sweet. ransom out of the places that can already least afford it, for you there's ransom where tax have targeted retailers, hospitals, police the farmers, utilities, state and local governments. Their data held hostage until they pay up cash strapped municipalities are uniquely about this kind of ran somewhere attack because a using older systems, they don't keep them updated and they don't have the resource. is to be able to respond. Today. Twenty six percent of cities in county say they fend off an attack on their networks every hour, cyber crooks

Governments in hospitals are likely to pay, because can't afford not to. There was nothing that we could do to unlock those files. The best option for us, even all, was the last and worst option for us was to pay the ransom, shame man, I companies hackers, being show low they d moaning ransom from police departments disgusting. They mean that money for them reality, settlements, you monsters and, of course, hospital has no other choice but to pay manufactures shut down your waiting room in the middle of a surgery. When you want to do some, the patient home with only one of their but implants put em, no change will be uneven. So hackers are using ransom where to cripple hospitals, police departments, utility companies and the local governments and as a society, it's gonna be chaos. If all of those things crash, I mean example a hospital, I don't need those when it's my time, Thomas my time and I'm ready be. Unless my

extent. I need a hospital, but I mean for like major shit. You know I mean so because it so major. You think that the federal government would step in and make sure that this doesn't happen. The problem is this: actually not much. The federal gum can do this, chaos left in the wake of colonial pipelines. Ransom where attack has heightened concerns about America, Cyber security, the energy, red and water supply have almost no federally mandated cyber security projections. The federal government depends on private companies, improving their cyber hygiene to avoid ransom where attacks eighty five percent of american critical infrastructure is owned and operated by the private sector. The government has very little visibility on whether these private corporations have good cyber security or bad cybersecurity. One any issues with private companies. They are now required to disclose cyber attacks. That really hinders the ability for long for

the government to make an informed decision and develop the best policy options that they have to try and counter this attack. No country is more connected, technologically than the U S, and that makes you more. vulnerable to this kind of stuff. I mean really. The only solution is turned. The switch off right mean disconnect yourself from. Internet yeah, disconnected from the internet doesn't sound so hard and when all we have to do is subscribed to Spectrum Carrillo. I get that is difficult for the government to regulate the internal security of private companies, but the solution to ransom way cannot be to put the entire country into airplane, I mean no one even does that on airplanes, unfortunately, as of right now, there's not another solution that seems workable. So until there is Americans might need to stop panic, buying gasoline and start pennant buying, Bitcoin and, if you don't know

now you know. So what exactly is the big deal about five g? Because you might think it's just forty, but a little bit faster when it's actually a lot faster, so fast, in fact that it could change the world The new world of five g technology promises to transform our lives connecting millions devices and tabling everything from driverless cars test, smart homes up to twenty times faster than the forgery. Most of us use. Now, five jeez lightning fast technology will accelerate and interconnect everything to download to our film on three g would take about. Twenty six hours on forty we waited six minutes and of five g you'll be ready to watch your fill in just over three half seconds. Tat you could down an entire movie in three seconds. That's gonna, be fast. I mean we're

to spend forty five minutes from decide which movie to download, but once we ve decided will need to go to bed cause we're tired, but tomorrow three seconds my friends at five g isn't just about download speed It's a game changer for everything like with five g. You can have cities where everything communicates like doctors can perform surgery from the other side of the world. Can you imagine a world with your videos? Never buffer right, you're calls never drop. That would be amazing. Accept yes, now you could never fake a call dropping with energy that does not. Excuse is going to be like that. I'm not losing I'm lonely a brig malignant. Do you not breaking up? We have five g will again yeah you're right carry on grandma, yes, my grandma, Samuel Jackson, so So there is no denying the technology is great, but Why do China in the? U S care so much about who makes it was the same

they care about anything, the Benjamin's, maybe when they, less one the forgery raised earlier this decade it provide a nearly one hundred billion dollar, boost to gross domestic product and mistakes of the five g race, or even higher, if the whence it would create an estimated three million jobs and at approximately five hundred billion dollars to GDP. That's right. If America, when's, the five g race that bring millions of jobs and five hundred billion dollars to the country's gdp. Five hundred billion dollars in a hard it is to get five hundred billion

like you'd, have to Marian divorce Jeff Baisers five times- and I mean after the forts ivy probably catch are, if you like. I think you don't love me. What means and the fight about five g isn't just about money, and downloading avenge is like that. No, it's also about power, because if you control five g, you have access to everything. People are doing online, which has everything and right now the best five g technology is made by a chinese company called Hawaii and because the Chinese company. Is chinese many governments, don't trust how secure it's gonna be? Who are we may best known to most people for making phones. But it's also leading player in building the infrastructure for all our communications? Critics fear that allowing it to build five g, could enable the chinese state to spy on or even switch off the flow of data. We will all depend on. Imagine that

If Weiwei becomes the leading five g provide in the world than China can spy on everyone, which is terrible, because that's what America, wants to do, and I know you judging well. If America wants to do it and how do they just now? That's not the point you want to do at first sight when you cut one open traffic into someone else cuts in front of you like. I ask all those lime all, but those are the stakes, job, money and power, and I'm going to try and bore you with all the technical details. But while America is developing its own five g transfer, energy is show far ahead, like they basically gonna set the trends. It's like how, back in the day they used to be a fight between dvd, and laser disc and if you're wondering what the hell is laser this exactly that's America's five g. So this is a way many people already saying America has lost. Luckily, and I can't believe I'm saying this America is

lucky that you have a maniac on your team whose willing to play dirty president besides that executive order banning? U S, companies from using telecom equipment deemed in national security threat and that's a direct shot at China and its tech giant waterway as clamp down on the company, goes as a major domino effect. The Uk biggest mobile network point. While away from its five g launch, while three of Japan's mobile operators of stop taking orders or delayed the summer release of a new flyaway phone Donald J Mother Ethic, from this guy could see. America wasn't gonna win, so he just got a crowbar and pull the Tanya Harding on China's five g. When it straight there, the men might not know

what five g is, but he doesn't know how to measure other people's shit. And I want to be honest with you. I don't actually blame Donald Trump, because I dont know how else Amerika can win this race, because even if America, does managed to cripple who are way in China is not like. Amerika will suddenly have great five g you'll just have five g overnight. Unless America just pretends that it. Does eighty anti is putting a fake five g logo on iphones ipads now accompany confirming the pc magazine that the new icons can show up when users download apples lay. This beta version of I was twelve point two, but does not really five g eighteen. He just change the name for its bore GI, Elsie Advanced network to five g. The EU stands for evolution.

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