16 Sep 2019

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Smartphones may leak more radiation than expected

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After testing 11 popular smartphone models – which included various Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy models – the Chicago Tribune found that one specific model's radio frequency absorption level is among the worst of those tested.

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