Thursday, December 19, 2019
FCC Says iPhone Didn’t Exceed Radiofrequency Radiation Safety Levels
iPhones from Apple and smartphones from Samsung did not violate FCC rules on maximum radiofrequency exposure levels, the FCC said today (via Bloomberg). Back in August, an investigation launched by The Chicago Tribune suggested that some of Apple’s iPhones were emitting radiofrequency radiation that exceeded federal safety limits. The FCC’s testing results for iPhone and other smartphones The
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