iPhone 15 safety issue

ShayPink wrote:

Yes, it is indeed the phone. I just had surgery for sudden cancer of the uterus and I was telling my doctor back in 2019 before they announced COVID that seven months before I started feeling strange using my earplugs, holding the phone and all and still do. My doctor said the radiation from the phone may be too much and it’s gamma radiation if I feel heat and I do all the time in the same spot the cancer was in along with hands, arms and legs. I posted before and Apple removed my comment I wonder why?

Your doctor sounds confused. Cell phones do NOT emit gamma radiation. In fact, cell phones don't emit any kind of ionizing radiation. The only form of radiation that phones emit is radio waves. These are not harmful and do not cause cancer.

The heat you feel from your phone is a result of the fact that batteries are not 100% efficient. While most of the energy from the battery goes toward powering the phone, some of it is released as heat.

Hi dheerajfromind,

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Take care.

Also, exactly five months before my diagnose of cancer which was not there a few months prior of the uterus I was texting someone back and my phone wasn’t hot, but I could literally feel a burning sensation in my uterus area out of nowhere and when I put my phone down it would suddenly stop after about three minutes. That still happens so I barely use my phone and never put it close to me or talk without speaker. Also, as soon as I turn my phone on I can feel it and I thought I was crazy, but I have a lot of people saying the same to me. I even had my doctors hold my phone and they felt what I was feeling at least I know I’m not crazy now so they noted in all my my medical records.

I recently upgraded from an iphone 7 to a 14 and my left hand gets tingly and numb while holding it. My wife borrowed it to take some photos and she said it made her hands ache. I hadn’t mentioned anything about how it was making my hand feel. Apple will tell you it’s carpal tunnel or “texter’s hand” etc. I’d say it’s from all the EMF and other radiation pumping through and out of the device. I’m hardly on the thing and only text minimally. I also have a supposed radiation protection case from Safe Sleeve. Time will tell what these contraptions will do to our mental and physical health.

Yes, it is indeed the phone. I just had surgery for sudden cancer of the uterus and I was telling my doctor back in 2019 before they announced COVID that seven months before I started feeling strange using my earplugs, holding the phone and all and still do. My doctor said the radiation from the phone may be too much and it’s gamma radiation if I feel heat and I do all the time in the same spot the cancer was in along with hands, arms and legs. I posted before and Apple removed my comment I wonder why?

It is the phone because it started seven months before they announced Covid. Suddenly, I started to feel the radiation to the point that my doctor ordered certain tests and one test said that one of my medical issues deals with radiation therapy or those doing chemo, but I was not doing either nor have I ever done any. I had a brain scan that revealed that because the sudden numbness I started getting seven months exactly same time Apple went up on their radiation levels without letting their customers know. I was one who was not told about the levels when I upgraded. I even upgraded thinking it was a battery issue, but it was still the same thing. My phone isn’t getting hot and my battery is good had it checked it’s the radiation alone.

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ShayPink wrote:

It did, but it’s about to be dealt with so I’m not worried I have medical backing.

If this is the doctor who is telling you that phones emit gamma radiation, I would strongly recommend a second opinion.

That doesn’t seem to work I contacted them numerous times and was even promised someone would call and they never did.

ShayPink wrote:

Also, exactly five months before my diagnose of cancer which was not there a few months prior of the uterus

Your iPhone didn't give you uterine cancer.

It did, but it’s about to be dealt with so I’m not worried I have medical backing.

It didn't. You read the wrong crank web articles.