evidence: Although the expert public has repeatedly warned that the fifth generation of mobile internet is neither killing the living world nor spreading the virus, misinformation about 5G continues to be published in the media and spread on social networks. UNICEF's young reporters recently found an article on the alo.rs web-portal about a young Serbian scientist who claimed that, with the introduction of the 5G network, we would become diabetics, that birds would start dying, and that the whole world would be changed. Using Crowdtangle, we noticed that half a million users were able to see this article on the social network Facebook, which means that articles that are not based on scientific facts tend to be shared very quickly. In this article, a young scientist from Serbia states that the 5G network can have negative consequences on our health and that during his research he did not find a single positive feature of this network, a technology that is actually useful and harmless. He also believes that the reason for the death of birds in the Netherlands is connected to the 5G network. After incorrect allegations about the impact of 5G on birds, a new conspiracy theory emerged – that the 5G network is spreading coronavirus.