“Nearly all sales pitches contain lies, so why not leave out all the truth and elevate it to an art form?”
I thought we called that “politics”?
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See, the problem is they overreached and promised it could do something it couldn’t. What they should have promised is that it is impervious to 5G detection and infiltration because of its protective case. It would be harder to charge $350, but I think you could still charge $75 for a $2 thumb drive.
People keep asking, “How do we tax the rich?”
If lotteries are a tax on people who are bad at math, then this is definitely a tax on the rich and stupid.
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How good can it really be.
It does not use blockchain technology, and it is not cloud based.
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This is how the real EMF protection equipment looks like:
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Humph! I have a rabbit’s foot that’ll do that and you don’t even need a computer.
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Good to see UK local government has some quality advisers.
“The 5GBioShield was recommended by Toby Hall, a member of the council’s 5G advisory committee, who said he found use of the device “helpful”.”
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Surprise! That £339 world’s first ‘anti-5G’ protection device is just a £5 USB drive with a nice sticker on it
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Some BB comments freeze me in my seat.
Still sitting.
Still sitting…
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Are you sure it’s not the 5G? I’ve been hearing a lot of bad stuff about the 5G.
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These Boingboingshop posts…
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Holy, hell. I was 5G’ed!!
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Quite fashionable.I could see that lovely number being traipsed down the runway at House of Chernobyl.
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Not in New York anyway
I’m surprised you can still get 128MB drives. Better grab one, it could be a collectible some day.
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