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Pete Buttigieg calls on AT&T and Verizon to delay 5G wireless rollout on airplanes over possible safety concerns

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg. Win McNamee/Getty Images Buttigieg and the Federal Aviation Administration sent a letter to AT&T and Verizon

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Boeing, Airbus want US to delay 5G rollout citing concerns of effect on ability to navigate

AT&T and Verizon are due to roll out their 5G service on January 5, but CEOs at Boeing and Airbus said this could be dangerous for planes.

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Aviation and Tech Industries Spar Over Whether or Not 5G Can Actually Crash a Plane

The US airline industry and telecom giants are still divided over whether or not the new C-Band spectrum crucial for 5G networks could cause dangerous

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Temporary Federal Program Aims to Help Folks Afford Internet

The Federal Communications Commission said it will provide $50-a-month direct payments toward internet bills to people who sign up for the Emergency Broadband Benefit program.

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Temporary Federal Program Aims to Help Arkansans Afford Internet

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. The Federal Communications Commission said it will provide $50-a-month direct payments toward internet bills to people who sign up for

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