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I've been thinking about this. I own a Galaxy S10, and if I call for more than like 30 minutes at a time, I start to get a migraine. I've "solved" the issue by
by BossingAround 7y ago
I've been thinking about this. I own a Galaxy S10, and if I call for more than like 30 minutes at a time, I start to get a migraine. I've "solved" the issue by using the wired headset.
I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of phones had somewhat dangerous levels of radiation.
- LatteLazy 7y agoOr maybe just physically pressing something to the side of your skull causes migraines after 30min?
- BossingAround 7y agoBy that logic, I couldn't wear headphones (and I wear headphones pretty much 4-8+h a day). So I don't think that's the problem.
- KptMarchewa 7y agoThe force is pretty different and spread on the sides of the skull evenly, in the case of headphones.
- LatteLazy 7y agoI don't think headphones are pressed to the head with anything like the force phones tend to be. Also, headphones are soft. It's also worth considering: Normally after 10 minutes on the phone, my forearm hurts from gripping and pressing the handset to my head. Is that radiation too? :) But what do I know? Maybe try it? Next time you have to make a long call, switch to speaker but put a small pillow between your head and the phone. Or put it in airplane mode and listen to a pod cast for 30 minutes as if it were a phone call. Respectfully, if I thought I was getting enough radiation to give me a headache, I'd assume I was way way over the level that was harmful. You really should check this...
- kingludite 7y agoThe effect is different for different people.
- kingludite 7y agoThe headset works but the wire is still part of the antenna. What you want is an air tube headset. I just use hands free but it isn't always ideal.