Split in opinion over 5G

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There’s a split in opinion on the rolling out of the 5G mobile phone network.

A study by the comparison website, Comparis, shows 43 percent agree with the new system – while 42 are against it. 

The rest don’t know. 

More men are in favour – 55%, while women are more cautious, only 30% of those surveyed want 5G.

Despite the uncertainty, subscriptions to 5G are climbing. 41% of those under 35 already have it – while 45% of those over 55 have signed up. 

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