iPhone 11 emits twice the level of safe radiation?
has anyone seen this? Can anyone comment on it?
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/gadgets/a30857609/iphone-11-pro-radiation/
has anyone seen this? Can anyone comment on it?
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/gadgets/a30857609/iphone-11-pro-radiation/
That is a recurring technophobe boogieman that resurrects at regular intervals. First it was the Nokias, when they were kings of the hill. Now it is the iPhones, which coincidentally hold the most visible spot. Betcha if Brand X dethrones Apple soon, their phones will be a deathly threat to humanity the next day. In the meanwhile, haven't seen "death due to fried brains" rise anywhere in the statistics. Not even in Cupertino.
More likely to croak due to having your eyes glued to the screen while driving/walking/pooping and failing to pay attention to surrounding threats. And that applies to ALL smartphones.
NicholeML wrote:
To be clear, you’re saying the testing methodology is meaningless?
No. I'm saying that the SAR rating is meaningless. If I tell you that a unicorn needs .2 acres of space and my pasture is 3 acres, you could tell me how many unicorns I could keep. Your math would be accurate. But, the answer would still be meaningless as there is no such thing as unicorns.
Sure. Knowing how much non-ionizing radiation a phone puts out is rather like knowing how many angels can dance on the head of a pin. Possibly an interesting intellectual exercise but other than that, not relevant to anything.
To be clear, you’re saying the testing methodology is meaningless?
Could you clarify your answer please. As with the answer below, is this irrelevant because what is being tested is harmless or inaccurate?
iPhone 11 emits twice the level of safe radiation?