How to reduce radiation exposure from your mobile phone


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 21 Nov 2018

ILLUSTRATION - If you sleep with your phone near your bed, it's a good idea to turn on flight mode in the night to reduce radiation exposure. Photo: Christin Klose/dpa

Does mobile phone use increase the risk of brain cancer? Possibly, concluded the International Agency for Research on Cancer – part of the World Health Organisation – in a headline-grabbing report in 2011. And the jury is still out. 

While there is no clear evidence that mobile phones are a health hazard, it can’t hurt to take steps to reduce your radiation exposure, according to German radiation expert Jan Henrik Lauer, since “risks from long-term use of wireless devices cannot be ruled out at this time”. 

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