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by 2bluesc
1667 days ago
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Probably not if the Helium 5G offering is similar to their LoRaWan stuff. Due to some security issues with the Helium LoRaWAN proof-of-coverage, only authorized hotspots/access points are allowed to participate. Helium manages this by issuing keys or certificates (IDK which it is) via the Decentralized Wireless Alliance[0]. I think it's highly unlikely Amazon would deploy Helium enabled 5G radios. [0] https://dewi.org/ |
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