The Israeli Ministry of Communications approved the operation of public WIFI networks by cellphone carriers, cities and others!
Following this approval it will be legal the deployment WIFI networks by municipalities and other entities including cellular companies . It is expected that cellphone companies will be allowed to run free network to their customers.
This is expected to increase the wireless traffic and cause exposure of more people, to more radiation from more sources, for longer.
The number of EHS sufferer is expected to rise within every addition to the use of wireless communication.
In the past it was legal to operate only small WIFI networks at shopping malls, cafes, stores, hotels, campuses. No it will be allowed to deploy big country wide WIFI networks.
Even though it was illegal, Bezeq was first triggered the public network infrastructure using their subscribers wifi routers, followed by the municipality of Tel Aviv that deployed a wireless network at central points in Tel Aviv.
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Following this approval it will be legal the deployment WIFI networks by municipalities and other entities including cellular companies . It is expected that cellphone companies will be allowed to run free network to their customers.
This is expected to increase the wireless traffic and cause exposure of more people, to more radiation from more sources, for longer.
The number of EHS sufferer is expected to rise within every addition to the use of wireless communication.
In the past it was legal to operate only small WIFI networks at shopping malls, cafes, stores, hotels, campuses. No it will be allowed to deploy big country wide WIFI networks.
Even though it was illegal, Bezeq was first triggered the public network infrastructure using their subscribers wifi routers, followed by the municipality of Tel Aviv that deployed a wireless network at central points in Tel Aviv.
https://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=iw&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.themarker.com%2Ftechnation%2F1.2398752
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