The more important question was whether or not you were harmed by 5G radiation while the key was in your possession. I believe that they could, in fact, conclusively say that - while they were in...
The more important question was whether or not you were harmed by 5G radiation while the key was in your possession. I believe that they could, in fact, conclusively say that - while they were in the range of protection advertised - no harm came to them due to the effects of 5G radiation.
Boom - 100% effective.
I wonder if they would have considered it worth the £339 if it had come with a small, anti-tiger rock. Then you'd be safe from both, and that definitely seems worth more than being safe from 5G.
It works even when it's not plugged in! (Actually it's just a £5 128MB USB drive with a 1p sticker on it. It was "recommended" in the Glastonbury 5G report that was hijacked by conspiracy...
It works even when it's not plugged in!
(Actually it's just a £5 128MB USB drive with a 1p sticker on it. It was "recommended" in the Glastonbury 5G report that was hijacked by conspiracy theorists)
The more important question was whether or not you were harmed by 5G radiation while the key was in your possession. I believe that they could, in fact, conclusively say that - while they were in the range of protection advertised - no harm came to them due to the effects of 5G radiation.
Boom - 100% effective.
I wonder if they would have considered it worth the £339 if it had come with a small, anti-tiger rock. Then you'd be safe from both, and that definitely seems worth more than being safe from 5G.
It works even when it's not plugged in!
(Actually it's just a £5 128MB USB drive with a 1p sticker on it. It was "recommended" in the Glastonbury 5G report that was hijacked by conspiracy theorists)
Another link: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-52810220