Mobile phone

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Most mobile phones that are sold since the 2010s are smartphones.

“A mobile phone is a tracking device that also makes calls”
Julian Assange [1]

Concerns

Potential health impact due to EMF radiation.[2][3][4][5] Non industry funded studies are more likely to find a link between cellphone use and an increased cancer risk. Studies that have less, or no such conflict of interest, show that 17 minutes of usage per day over a 10-year period are associated with a statistically significant 60% increase in brain cancer.[6]

Mobile phone tracking

Full article: Rated 3/5 Mass surveillance

Mobile phones can be tracked through a number of methods, cell signal tracking is a way that works with any handset.[7] The tracking is way more severe with smartphones.


 

An example

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SmartphoneA tool of mass surveillance

 

Related Quotation

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Burson Cohn & Wolfe“It is critically important that third-party genetic experts, including respected authorities with no specific background in radiofrequency, be identified to speak on the following issues:

• Problems with the Lai-Singh and Sarkar studies [on an increase in single-strand DNA breaks in the brain cells of rats after a single two-hour exposure to 2.45 GHz microwaves, at power levels officially considered safe] • The health implications of DNA single-strand breaks.

We do not believe that Motorola should put anyone on camera. We must limit our corporate visibility and defer complex scientific issues to credible, qualified scientific experts. We have developed a list of independent experts in this field and are in the process of recruiting individuals willing and able to reassure the public on these matters.”
Motorola1994
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