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I've seen "millimeter wave" in tsa and heard it takes a picture of you without clothes, though they now supposedly obscure it. Creepy as all get-out. Anyway,
by mises 7y ago
I've seen "millimeter wave" in tsa and heard it takes a picture of you without clothes, though they now supposedly obscure it. Creepy as all get-out. Anyway, could a hijacked 5g unit do this? Seems like a serious concern.
- vectorEQ 7y agoultrasound would be easier and cheaper...
- JohnFen 7y ago> could a hijacked 5g unit do this? No, for two reasons. First, the mmwave scanners require more power than 5G cell sites will provide. Second, the transmission of the radio signals is only half of the equation for this sort of thing. The other half is the sophisticated receiving systems that are required, and that 5G cell sites won't have.