Eps 129: John Lennon and 5G
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A man who set fire to a Vodafone 4G phone mast, believing it supported 5G and was linked to coronavirus, was jailed for three years on Monday.
Photos and videos of other phone masts around Liverpool were also found.
A Vodafone spokesperson told The Register that the mast was actually only 4G, not 5G.
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Lennon has already found success as a model, working for brands including Saint Laurent, Topman and Zara Man.Jeremy Till, head of CSM, said "The future of design and fashion is intrinsically linked with the evolution of tech and we are seeing more and more disruptive and innovative technologies shaking up the way the design and fashion industries operate."We are sure that the ongoing relationship with Three will put our students at the forefront of longterm trends in design and fashion. In an interview on Sunday morning from New York City's Fashion Week he was asked if there would be any change to The Last Word. He added "The next generationthe ones who have become designers themselves or their customers todaywill see what comes out later."
A man who believed a conspiracy theory linking 5G technology to coronavirus has been jailed for three years for setting fire to a phone mast.The arson was one of 13 attacks on phone masts in Merseyside at the time, the court heard.Photos and videos of other phone masts around Liverpool were also found on the phone.Police have charged Mr Lee with murder. The pair are being held without bail until after their trial is adjourned next week. "This incident occurred as part of an ongoing investigation into possible links between 3G technologies including 9g devices which could be used by criminals or hackers," Judge Stephen O'Connor said today.1
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