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Around what year is 6G expected to launch?

2030

What is one major concern about 5G?

Health risks, privacy, cost, or surveillance

True or False: 5G uses smaller cell towers placed closer together than 4G.

True

What is one downside of living in a fully connected home?

Privacy invasion, dependency, or cyberattacks

What’s a “smart city”?

A city that uses data and connected devices to improve efficiency

What kind of frequencies does 5G use that 4G doesn’t?

Millimeter waves (high frequency)

What does IoT stand for?

Internet of Things

What made 3G different from 2G?

Mobile Internet Access

What major feature did 2G introduce?

SMS/Text messaging

What kind of network is Starlink an example of?

Satellite-based internet network

What’s one main reason 5G rollout is expensive

It needs many small cell towers and new infrastructure

What’s “digital dependency”?

Relying too heavily on technology for daily life

What was the main purpose of 1G networks?

Voice calls only

What decade did 4G become widely available?

2010s

True or False: 5G requires larger towers than 4G.

False — smaller but more numerous cells

What does “latency” mean in networking?

The delay between sending and receiving data

Which mobile network generation first allowed HD video streaming?

4G

Name one new technology that 5G enables.

Self-driving cars, Smart cities, Remote surgery, IoT devices

What does “G” stand for in 4G and 5G?

Generation

What does “machine-to-machine communication” mean?

Devices communicating without human input

What is one benefit of satellite internet?

Global coverage, even in remote areas

What is the “Internet of Everything”?

When all devices, people, and systems are networked together

Which is faster — 4G LTE or 5G?

5G

Give one example of an IoT device in your daily life.

Smartwatch, smart TV, Alexa, etc.