An independent study conducted by experts in the research area has revealed that the Apple 11 Pro emits double radiation allowed, exceeds the limit established by the FCC for radio frequency emissions.
According to a California RF Exposed Laboratory study, the iPhone 11 Pro defines users with a certain level of input 3.8 W / kg. Estimated limit is 1.6 W / kg.
Apple's cellphone was included in a series of tests to five millimeters far, as the FCC guidelines suggest.
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Is the iPhone 11 Pro's radiation exposure harmful?
Surprisingly, other iPhone models that have been similarly tested have not been shown to emit high-level radiation levels like the iPhone 11. The FCC has conducted other tests that have led to the previous generation of iPhone operating within the legal limits. established.
All devices tested in the FCC laboratory produced radio signals below the 1.6 W / kg limit.
Federal radiation exposure limits are extremely conservative, and tests are performed under extreme conditions. So even though tests have shown that iPhone 11 Pro models emit more radiation than allowed, in fact they pose no health risk users.
The United States government imposes many restrictions on exposure to various fields. In the case of exposure to radio frequency in electronic equipment such as the iPhone, 10% is established as a safety margin for industrial workers and 2% as an inactive limit.
What do you think about this disturbing news? Do you think the radiation emitted by the iPhone is dangerous and we should adapt the technology to emit low levels of radio?
