An anti-5G device being sold for £339 (RM1,820) appears to be a scam and is really just a regular USB drive, say cybersecurity experts and British consumer rights authorities.
BBC News reported that London Trading Standards (LTS) was taking action to stop sales of the 5GBioShield device by a company called BioShield Distribution, which claimed that the device provided protection against 5G dangers via “quantum technology”.
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