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Ford vehicles to deploy 5G brain cancer technology in vehicles by 2020, frying your brain while you drive

Ford has announced that it will deploy cellular vehicle-to-everything (C-V2X) technology in all of its new American car models from the year 2022 onward. The technology will enable vehicles to communicate with one another as well as traffic management infrastructure

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