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Though I admit that I haven't looked into the technicalities of how wireless charging works, I'd be concerned of passing radiation meant to hold enough energy t
by jolmg 8y ago
Though I admit that I haven't looked into the technicalities of how wireless charging works, I'd be concerned of passing radiation meant to hold enough energy to charge a battery through my own flesh. Even if it's somehow technically safe, you have to convince other people of that.
- Nextgrid 8y agoWireless charging works with magnetic fields like a transformer (the primary coil being the wireless charging pad, the secondary being inside the device itself). There are people implanting magnets into their fingers and even after years I haven’t heard of any issues (the biggest risk with those seems to be the magnet shattering and small bits of it going in the blood stream, but nothing related to the magnetic field itself).
- londons_explore 8y agoMove your head side to side in an MRI machine and you'll soon see that magnetic fields can have quite a considerable effect on humans... (It causes all kinds of hallucinations - tingling body, seeing impossible shapes, a smell like something just died, and a feeling like you've just died)