The discussion centers on the efficacy of radiation-blocking devices marketed for cell phones. Participants agree that while these devices may block some radiation, they could also impede phone functionality. The consensus is that manufacturers should provide credible evidence from recognized laboratories to substantiate their claims. Without such proof, the devices are deemed ineffective and potentially misleading.
PREREQUISITESConsumers evaluating the safety of cell phone accessories, health professionals assessing radiation exposure, and regulatory bodies overseeing product claims.
That they block radiation - possibly, but if they block enough the phone won't work, the off switch serves a similair functionƒ(x) said:I've seen devices in stores that supposed to be put on cell phones to prevent "radiation" from harming you. Is there any truth to this claim or is it just a scam?
ƒ(x) said:I don't know. I actually need something from an authoritative source disproving the claim though.