Five ways to reduce radiation exposure from phones and laptops: keep phones out of pockets, use a desk instead of your lap, wear wired earphones or use speakerphone, turn devices off at night, and avoid using them in moving vehicles where towers reconnect frequently.
Here are 5 ways to reduce the impact of cancer-causing radiation coming off from your gadgets. Number 1, never carry your phone in your pocket, be it your trouser pocket or your shirt pocket. Instead, carry them in a bag or purse where they're not sticking to your body. Number 2, never keep your laptop on your lap. Despite what the name suggests, laptops were not originally designed to be in your lap. Instead, place it on a table or a desk if possible. Oh, and don't think that a pillow will do. Number 3, never talk with your phone on your ear. Best is to use wired earphones while your phone is placed on a table. In case that's not possible, at least use it on speakerphone. Number 4, never leave your gadgets on at night. Always have them turned off and your phone on airplane mode. Make sure to turn off cellular, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. Number 5, avoid using gadgets in a moving vehicle unless it's an emergency. In a moving vehicle, 900 times a minute, they connect and disconnect with the tower, emitting immense radiation. Share this video with your friends and family so that they too can protect themselves.
