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'WASHINGTON — For about $50, you can get a smartphone with a high-definition display, fast data service and, according to security contractors, a secret feature: a backdoor that sends all your text messages to China every 72 hours.'
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'Apple Inc. is weighing an expansion into digital glasses, a risky but potentially lucrative area of wearable computing, according to people familiar with the matter.'
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Intimate details of a person's lifestyle, shopping habits and health can now be gleaned from the molecules they leave behind on everyday objects such as smartphones, pens or keys, scientists have proven.'
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Does mobile phone radiation cause cancer?
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What does Adele think about WiFi radiation?
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Catherine Frompovich presents evidence about 'The Unspoken Impacts of Smart Meters.
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'The release of AirPods, those sleek wireless earbuds from Apple, is again spurring debate over the safety of radiation-emitting devices—including cell phones, WiFi routers, and wireless headsets.
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Forget chemistry - now the genes in our bodies can be activated by radiowaves.
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Don't worry about looking at people any more - just use technology to find out how they feel.
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If you don't think wireless radiation can affect the body, here's news to dispel that belief.
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'CONSTANTLY USING OUR smartphones may have become the norm, but one of the lesser known perils of constant smart phone use is that they may actually make us blind.'
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The Australian Centre for Electromagnetic Bioeffects Research (ACEBR) has published an update of the studies it has conducted which can be seen online here
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