'COVID-19 is caused by a virus that came through a natural animal source and has no relation to 5G or any radiation linked to technology.'
that suggests 5G internet causes COVID-19 has some people convinced their smartphones could kill them. Meanwhile, critics of the video—which was filmed at a March 12 health summit in Tucson, Arizona, and uploaded to YouTube by the account Parents for Healthcare Rights—are slamming it and saying that it's spreading bogus information in the midst of a very real and serious global crisis.
Samsung product marketing manager Drew Blackard announces the new Samsung Galaxy S10 5G during the Samsung Unpacked event on February 20, 2019 in San Francisco, California.Cowan's 5G claims were slammed and debunked by people from all over the internet. The YouTube channel TechMagnet laid out a 20-minute explanation for why Cowan's claims are"fake news." Still, some commenters didn't believe TechMagnet's argument.
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