Cymbals and wireless sensors will appear on the spiers of Anglican temples in order to cover an area hitherto not covered by a 4G system - which is, in fact, half the country. An agreement on cooperation in this matter, according to CNBC, was signed between the British government and the Anglican Church. The implementation of the document will make it possible to significantly improve the quality of connection in small towns and rural areas in less than five years. Anglican temples are literally at the center of local community life, so their spiers are the best fit for distributing the Internet. In total, the Church plans to provide for this purpose about ten thousand buildings belonging to her, from 15th century temples to modern buildings. Special agreements will be concluded between telecom operators and local dioceses. To this day, about 120 churches have already expressed their readiness to host the necessary equipment.
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