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Assuming this data is accurate, I’m curious how this will affect smart watch usage, since these devices are in such close proximity to body parts that normally
by downandout 9y ago
Assuming this data is accurate, I’m curious how this will affect smart watch usage, since these devices are in such close proximity to body parts that normally wouldn’t be exposed to radiation by a cell phone. My Apple Watch 3 with cell functionality is not only on my wrist, but somewhat often close to my head, hips, and stomach.
- lopmotr 9y agoIt only causes heart cancer, so that's OK. Also OK for women and non-mice.
- perl4ever 9y agoI don't generally hold my phone near my head or heart.
- discreteevent 9y agoI was told that the focal point of the radiation may be a couple of feet from the source when it's a phone. I can't get Google to confirm this (quickly) and I don't know about a watch (does it depend on the size of the antenna?). To be honest, focal point only makes sense to me for a parabolic antenna - so I'm just repeating what I heard.
- amelius 9y agoYou could wrap it in tinfoil while not using it.