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Cell Phone Radiation Emission Tests Assume Use of Belt Clip
jfruh writes: Most Slashdotters rightfully roll their eyes when people panic about the "radiation" put out by cell phone. But there is a germ of truth to some of the nervous talk: when the FCC assesses how much radio-frequency radiation a phone user will absorb, they work on the assumption you'll be wearing it in a belt clip, rather than putting it in your pocket as most people do. With the size of some recent phones, I think assuming use of a backpack might be just as realistic.
A belt clip is closer to your genitals than the inside of a front pocket?
I use the iCodpiece, you insensitive clod!
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"That was an example of taking a good point and stretching it..."
Wouldn't that be a line?
Block both sides and it prevents annoying calls, and provides privacy at the airport.
Though for the latter I always just wanted to get the little lead letters they used to use for marking x-rays and sew messages like "private area" or "get a real job" into my pants.
"I opened my eyes, and everything went dark again"