Just a few days ago, Prime Minister Edi Rama promoted Hauwei’s 5g ‘made in China’ technology, which Vodafone would offer as a new service to its subscribers, and a strong response from the US Embassy in Tirana arrived.
Through a Facebook post, the US Embassy has raised a big question mark about what lies behind this new service that Vodafon seeks to provide citizens, while Prime Minister Edi Rama himself has sold it as a giant technological achievement, saying Albania is moving with the step of time.
What is seen in the posting of the US Embassy in addition to a question mark is a warning to Albanian citizens, as this new network may affect everyone’s personal information.
The US Embassy, through a post on its official Facebook page, has provided a helpful, explanatory, and advisory article to all citizens on the innovation of 5G technology and how to protect personal digital data against it.
US Embassy Post in Tirana:
🇦🇱 | The 5G network will be rolling out pretty soon but do you trust the companies that are building the 5G networks? How can you know that they will not misuse your data? https://bit.ly/2qdTWLf
| 5G wireless will soon be everywhere, but do you trust the companies that are building the 5G networks? How can you tell they won’t compromise your data? https://bit.ly/2qdTWLf
