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Also, I assume they are referring to humans not keeping the cellphone 9h per day close to their brain. First off, many do in fact sleep with their phones close
by mtgx 8y ago
Also, I assume they are referring to humans not keeping the cellphone 9h per day close to their brain.
First off, many do in fact sleep with their phones close to their head these days, and second, what about the phone being close to the body/male testicles (in the pocket) throughout the day?
One other thing, wasn't the issue also not just with the phones themselves, but with the cell towers? I believe 5G towers need to be installed every 300 meters. If the towers are indeed dangerous due to how much power they radiate, then how many people will that affect in busy centers/apartment buildings?
- StavrosK 8y agoOur phones should just turn off the radio when we're on WiFi. It's not like anyone I know actually uses their phone for calls that much.
- wheelie_boy 8y agoDepends on carrier availability, but I believe Wifi Calling does this.
- StavrosK 8y agoOh, right, my carrier doesn't support that for my device yet, so I forgot about it. Does it turn the radio all the way off? I guess it would, since WiFi will just supplant all the cell radio's functions.
- copperx 8y agoI do that manually; you just need to tap on airplane mode and then turn on WiFi. It's annoying that there's no option to automate this.
- hammock 8y agoIf this then that
- lstodd 8y agoHow does that help when WiFi is also microwave?