Scammers in England offer 128MB flash drives that protect against 5G

The UK is not only the birthplace of football, but also the place where vandals first appeared, burning 5G towers, believing that they were involved in the spread of the coronavirus. Their logic is simple: before the outbreak of COVID-19, the first few 5G towers were just installed in Wuhan. Well, don't blame the bats for that?

This led to an even more serious absurdity: in England they began to sell the first flash drives that guarantee protection against 5G. Distributes from 5GBioShield. The cost of equipment is £283 (~24.6k rubles).

Here is the official statement:

Through the process of quantum oscillation, the 5GBioShield USB dongle balances and rearranges disturbing frequencies due to electrical fog caused by devices such as laptops, cordless phones, Wi-Fi, tablets, etc.

Pen Test Partners examined the device, and it turned out to be a regular 128 MB flash drive with a unique sticker. A total of 77 towers were burned in April.