🔴 ~ Kontrol med kernen i TDC's mobilnet flytter til Rumænien (Berlingske) ~ | Blogger: [👉It's Like Moving Nets A/S, Concardis Group Leading European Digital Payment Infrastructure Backbone (NemID, e-Boks & all eSecurity services) to India and hand over "The Master Key" To Danish People's NemID Keycards👈] ... (ENG) The heart (NOC-backbone) of Denmark's largest telecommunications network TDC, dating back to 1879, owned by danish & foreign entities (Macquarie Group. PFA PKA. ATP) is being moved to Romania, out of reach, normally approved and commandeered by the Defense Intelligence Service (Centre for Cyber Security- CFCS). The relocation takes place to 'SAVE MONEY', after Ericsson has taken over the operation of TDC's network from Chinese Huawei... {"Via the Network Operations Center - NOC, one can, for example locate were the prime minister's phone is at or completely "SHUT DOWN" the mobile network in Denmark, entirely" ~ Berlingske} ... CAN YOU SEE!?🤯 Verdensalt used to work with Security & Core Infrastructure Networks in one of Europeans largest banking setup... This is just the beginning.. LOSING the control is the KEY here... TDC has made an agreement with Swedish Ericsson to deliver 5G in Denmark in 2020. Ericsson "had" the Master Operation Key from 2008-2014 to run TDC's CORE (NOC) network, in Romania, but losing BOTH "danish and swedish control", ANYTHING could happen now. The control lays in the hands of Artificial Intelligence, foreign (intelligence) services to do what whatever they want, with key danish infrastructure, peoples metadata, in form of the big CONTROLLING & SURVEILLANCE APPARATUS... ⚠️⚠️⚠️Please remember, the Danish police data error may have caused wrong convictions in over 10.000 cases. An error in a programme used by police to register telephone records may have resulted in incorrect convictions or hindered investigations, delivered by TDC and other telecommunication service providers...God save the Queen and 5G-grid to control us all and dumb us down--- (NOT!!!!!)...|

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