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this is scary, should I be turning wifi off when I'm not using it?

You should be paranoid in proportion to the amount of money involved.

There is a metric shit ton of money involved in cellular approvals. You can be absolutely certain that "your" Congressmen represent cellular interests much more than they represent you. After all, how much did you spend on their latest re-election campaign?

Thus, you should be pretty paranoid about 5g.

I use to do a lot of rf work and totally agree with her. There has also been studies some very old about rf causing damage to the blood brain barrier. Many studies on emf effecting all sorts of animals.

It's a cool party trick to use your cell phone to flash shadows of your skeleton on the wall.

Cell signals are all over. Its not easy to avoid. Does anybody know if metallic coated outfit help avoid RF radiation or any other easy mechanism to minimize the RF effects.

Blue says

Cell signals are all over. Its not easy to avoid. Does anybody know if metallic coated outfit help avoid RF radiation or any other easy mechanism to minimize the RF effects.

The "mechanism" you're looking for is called "Faraday cage". Look it up.

Basic physics explains the greenhouse effect, yet shitloads of people refuse to believe in global warming.

Basic physics also explains that electromagnetic waves with frequencies below 100GHz are not ionizing (cannot knock electrons lose from an atom or molecule or break chemical bonds, which is what causes DNA changes and cancer). All they can do is heat up your skin by some small amount. 5G is in the 800MHz-2300MHz range, some plans for 4-5000MHz and maybe 27000 MHz (27GHz) for backhaul (already in use for radar and radio links, BTW). So 5G is just heat, not ionizing. Nothing to be afraid of. Yet millions of people believe that cellphones and celltowers are dangerous, and refuse to accept simple physics.

Sunshine is massively more dangerous than cellphones or cell towers of any sort (including 5G ones). It contains all kinds of nasty super-high frequencies. It will heat you, burn you, mutate your cells, and give you skin cancer.

Ceffer says

It's a cool party trick to use your cell phone to flash shadows of your skeleton on the wall.

Will we finally be able to see fully dressed girls naked with the 5G technology?

WillPowers says

She says: "Wireless radiation has biological effects. Period."

She's right.... Too much to their brains, and people start voting for Democrats.

komputodo says

Ceffer says

It's a cool party trick to use your cell phone to flash shadows of your skeleton on the wall.

Will we finally be able to see fully dressed girls naked with the 5G technology?

No need for 5G if you join TSA.

justme says

Sunshine is massively more dangerous than cellphones or cell towers of any sort (including 5G ones). It contains all kinds of nasty super-high frequencies. It will heat you, burn you, mutate your cells, and give you skin cancer.

How many people are exposed to sunshine 24/7 like they are to their phones?

justme says

So 5G is just heat, not ionizing. Nothing to be afraid of. Yet millions of people believe that cellphones and celltowers are dangerous, and refuse to accept simple physics.

You mean like the simple physics that CO2 can't possibly heat up the planet?

Maybe that heat comes from the SUN you mentioned earlier??? What a concept!

justme says

Basic physics also explains that electromagnetic waves with frequencies below 100GHz are not ionizing (cannot knock electrons lose from an atom or molecule or break chemical bonds, which is what causes DNA changes and cancer).

Are we simplifying slightly? maybe?
For example: what about photovoltaic effect? Knocking electrons with light frequencies?
Also when you say "just heat"... "Just heat" is enough to cook a steak. That's a chemical change involving a bunch of chemical bonds.
A microwave oven uses frequencies around 2,450 MHz and, like other heat sources, it DOES cause some chemical changes. That's why it works.
So it is a matter of power, but less power just means less changes statistically... A given molecule - like a DNA molecule - may happen to be hit the wrong way and change as a result.

Not saying 5G has an effect... but it doesn't appear to be an easy conclusion.