USB sticks sold for R7,000 each as “anti-5G devices”
A company in the UK is marketing and selling USB flash drives as “anti-5G devices” at £339 each.
Computer Installations and Networking
A company in the UK is marketing and selling USB flash drives as “anti-5G devices” at £339 each.
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