It's a variant of "wifi allergies". These sorts of things do crop up from time to time. In Switzerland there were people who claimed a mobile tower (or was it a

It's a variant of "wifi allergies". These sorts of things do crop up from time to time. In Switzerland there were people who claimed a mobile tower (or was it a new electricity mains cable) was causing them headaches and other illnesses. Only problem: the thing wasn't on when they reported complaints. That's the usual way this belief is debunked. Find people who say they can sense radio waves or are made sick by them. Wait until they complain they're sick. Show them the device was switched off. Job done. I'd love to know what it is about 5G specifically that's got these people so worked up. Maybe tower density? There are going to be just way more 5G towers than prior generations?