An area has to be extremely densly trafficked before high frequency 5G is deployed. And even then, the whole point is to minimize broadcast range to avoid inte

An area has to be extremely densly trafficked before high frequency 5G is deployed. And even then, the whole point is to minimize broadcast range to avoid interference. Further, it's only the upper range of high frequency spectrum that's being used (not sure who owns it) so it's not even every carrier that could interfere. Finally, the most powerful radars are transmitting in the kilowatts range of output. It's hard for me to imagine that the microwatt output of cellphones are often the cause of radar interference.