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5G: How Harmful Will It Be for Humans and Other Living Organisms?

Posted: 21 Nov 2020 02:19 AM PST

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A lot of people are concerned about the use of 5G technology for connectivity. This is because a common presumption about 5G is that it produces harmful radiations which kill birds and also lead to people being diagnosed with cancer. To understand how this technology will actually affect us, first, let's see how it is different from previous cellular technologies. With 5G, the networks would depend on radio waves to carry the signals which will be transmitted between your device and the antenna or mast. Since 5G waves travel shorter distances as compared to previous generation waves; they will require more antennas and transmitters to communicate in an area. To find out if more number of antennas and transmitters in a single area is going to harm us, keep reading ahead.

5G Radio Waves are Non-Ionising

As per a physicist and cancer researcher, David Robert Grimes, 5G radio waves are non-ionising. What does this mean? In short, radiation is classified into two categories – ionising and non-ionising. Ionising waves are short in wavelength and have a higher frequency which is dangerous for the human body. On the other hand, non-ionising waves are longer in wavelength and have a lower frequency, which is deemed safe for humans.

Dr Grimes noted that people should be aware of the fact that the visible light from the sun that we get exposed to every day is more energetic than the radio-waves. He further said that there is no evidence strong enough to suggest that wireless networks or mobiles can cause health problems because of radiation.

At the same time, people should not be worried about the higher number of masts or transmitters installed in a single area because each of the transmitters would be able to run at lesser power since there are more of them. Thus when compared to 4G, the power levels required for 5G will be even lesser by the masts. It further means that the radiation exposure from the 5G towers will be much lesser.

These are the reasons why you shouldn't be too worried about 5G coming to the world. The frequency band suggested for 5G falls within the non-ionising range. Also, until now, no evidence has been found against 5G harming birds or any other animals.

Original article: 5G: How Harmful Will It Be for Humans and Other Living Organisms?

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BSNL New Google Bundle for Broadband and Bharat Fiber Users

Posted: 21 Nov 2020 12:16 AM PST

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Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) until now provided users with a Google Bundle offer who opted for broadband plans with fixed monthly charge (FMC) of Rs 799 and more for 12/24/36 months together. Under the Google Bundle offer, users had an option to pay 99 per month for 13 months as a one time charge to get Google Nest Mini and Rs 199 per month (for a plan with FMC of Rs 1,999 or more) for 13 months as a one time charge to get Google Nest Hub. But that offer has been revised by the state-run telco for its broadband and Bharat Fiber users. More details on the story ahead.

BSNL Revised Google Bundle Offer Explained

BSNL has recently revised its Google Bundle offer for the Bharat Fiber users. Now, when subscribers go for the annual/biennial/triennial broadband plans with a fixed monthly charge of Rs 799 and more, they will have to pay for 10.5 months/20.5 months/30.5 months respectively as a one time charge. Those subscribers who agree to pay Rs 99 per month for 12 months all together will be eligible to receive Google Nest Mini.

In its other offer for the Google Nest Hub, users who opt for an annual/biennial/triennial plan with a fixed monthly charge of Rs 1,999 or more will also have to pay for 10.5/20.5/30.5 months as a one time charge. With this, if the subscriber pays Rs 199 for 12 months altogether, he/she will be eligible to receive the Google Nest Hub.

The offer is already live for the subscribers and users of the telco. But it is not going to be there forever. BSNL has set the expiry date of the offer to March 31, 2021.

For the unaware, Google Nest Mini is priced at Rs 4,999 which the subscriber would effectively get for Rs 1,188 (12 x 99), and the Google Nest Hub is priced at Rs 9,999 which would be available for an effective price of Rs 2,388 (12 x 199). Both the devices are smart speakers which can be bought separately from the market at the above mentioned maximum retail price (MRP)

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Reliance Jio 1.5GB Daily Data Plans: Rs 199 Starting Price, Up to 336 Days Validity and More

Posted: 20 Nov 2020 06:47 PM PST

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Reliance Jio recently became the leading telecom service provider in India. In the process, the telco also became the first operator to cross the 400 million subscriber base mark. Reliance Jio stirred the entire market a few years ago by implementing prepaid plans with daily data benefit. After the tariff revision in December 2019, Reliance Jio is offering prepaid plans with 1GB daily data, 1.5GB daily data, 2GB daily data and 3GB daily data. The 1GB daily data plans are very limited and the majority of Jio subscribers will choose the 1.5GB daily data plans as they come in different price points and better validity. The 1.5GB daily data plans from Reliance Jio are Rs 199, Rs 399, Rs 555, Rs 777 and Rs 2,121. They offer up to 504GB of data and 336 days of validity.

Reliance Jio Rs 199 Prepaid Recharge: Benefits Detailed

The first plan part of Jio’s 1.5GB Daily Data Packs is the Rs 199 one. It comes with 28 days validity and 1.5GB data per day that totals to 42GB at the end of the validity period. Users will also get 64 Kbps after FUP speeds. As for the voice calling, users ger unlimited Jio to Jio calls and non-Jio FUP of 1,000 minutes. There’s also 100 SMSes per day benefit and free access to Jio’s apps like JioCinema, JioTV and more.

Reliance Jio Rs 399 Prepaid Recharge: Benefits Detailed

The second plan on the list is priced at Rs 399 which again comes with 1.5GB data per day totalling at 84GB at the end of 56 days. Jio is also offering Jio to Jio unlimited voice calling without any FUP limit, 2,000 non-Jio FUP minutes, 100 SMSes per day, 64 Kbps after FUP speed and free access to Jio apps.

It is said to see Reliance Jio capping the non-Jio voice calls with all its prepaid plans, whereas the competitors- Airtel and Vi are currently offering truly unlimited voice calls.

Reliance Jio Rs 555 Prepaid Recharge: Benefits Detailed

Third on the list is the Rs 555 prepaid recharge. It is one of the affordable prepaid plans from Jio with 84 days validity. Combined with some cashback offers, Jio users can avail the Rs 555 plan for around Rs 500. As for the benefits, the telco is providing 126GB of data divided into 1.5GB per day, unlimited Jio to Jio voice calls, non-Jio FUP minutes of 3,000 and 100 SMSes per day. Similar to the other plans mentioned above, this pack from Jio also has the 64 Mbps after FUP speeds benefit.

Reliance Jio Rs 777 Prepaid Recharge: Benefits Detailed

A couple of months ago, Jio launched the Rs 777 prepaid plan. Similar to the Rs 555 plan, this recharge also comes with 1.5GB data per day for 84 days which totals at 126GB. Jio is providing an additional 5GB data which takes the total data benefit to 131GB. Besides the unlimited Jio to Jio voice calling, non-Jio FUP minutes of 3,000 and 100 SMSes per day benefits, customers will also get free Disney+ Hotstar VIP membership worth Rs 399 at no additional cost.

Reliance Jio Rs 2,121 Prepaid Recharge: Benefits Detailed

Lastly, we have the Rs 2,121 prepaid plan with 336 days validity and a whopping 504GB data benefit spread across 1.5GB per day. The plan comes with unlimited Jio to Jio voice calling, 12,000 non-Jio FUP minutes and 100 SMSes per day for the entire validity period. There’s also the free access to Jio apps benefit.

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