Misunderstanding about 5G network

What Is 5G?
5G is the fifth generation of wireless technologies used to communicate between different mobile devices. It is supposed to be much faster and allows for more devices to be used at the same time. The “G” in 5G stands for “generation”.As smartphones replace other devices as the main personal computer, along with the growth of connected devices such as smart TV and smart speakers, having a reliable and faster internet speed become ever more important for our daily lives.5G has three bands, millimeter waves (high-band), mid-band, and low-band. The millimeter wave is the fastest, with speed reaching 1-2 Gigabits per second. In theory, you could download an entire Netflix movie with a click.Different bands of 5G

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w Is 5G Different From 4G LTE, 3G, And 2G?
The biggest difference here is speed. There has been study indicating that 5G could reach a speed of 10 gigabits per second, 20 folds faster than 4G.The second difference is in latency, the “lag time” between device communication. This means with 5G, more activities through the internet could be more “real-time”. For example, remote surgery could become a reality and driverless cars could communicate with each other to avoid collision in milliseconds.The third difference is in connectivity. 5G could support one million devices per square mile versus 10K-100K for 4G. This is 100 times better.The two biggest cons for 5G are cost and range. Because 5G uses micrometer waves to reach mobile devices, it has a much shorter range compared to 4G due to the nature of the electromagnetic spectrum. Verizon Ultra Wide Band technology cell could reach 1500 ft. This means we would need a different 5G small cell for every single block of Manhattan, and more in rural areas due to lower density.Because of the higher number of cell towers needed, 5G is going to cost significantly more. You can expect a 5G smartphone to cost $200-$300 more than your previous one.Generation2G3G3G HSPA+4GMax speed0.3Mbps7.2Mbps42Mbps150MbpsAverage speed0.1Mbps1.5Mbps5Mbps10Mbps
Did 5G Cause The Coronavirus COVID-19?No. The US Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and Federal Communications Commission (FCC) stated very clearly that: “5G technology does NOT cause coronavirus.”In early January, there were several websites posting about the 5G high frequency radio waves weakening the human immune system and causing the Coronavirus COVID-19 outbreak to occur in Wuhan. There have also been claims that the 5G higher frequency millimeter waves helped mutate the SARS virus into COVID-19.Wuhan was one of the first places in China to roll out 5G. However, other large Chinese cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou also had the same technology rolled out at the time the Coronavirus outbreak occurred.According to the UK Public Health agency, there is no evidence that 5G can damage the immune system, cause brain tumors, or have any significant biological effect on human health.