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I was just quoting what I read on Reuters. It said something about how the phones were exposing people to a little under 6 watts per kilogram of radiation, and that the legal level (5 watts per kg) is set 10 times below the level considered safe. But I didn't see a source on that article, and I'm honestly tired of researching right now. Whatever the reason for the legal radiation levels, this article's claim that
is outright lying. Decades of scientific research has yet to show any negative effects from low levels of microwave radiation. I'm getting more and more pissed at the fact that the article doesn't contain the word "microwave." It's not called cell phone radiation.