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【12-1】Daily Tip for Occupational Health

2016-12-01View Original

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This post was last edited by A Chuan on 2016-12-3 09:20. [12-1] Daily Health Tip: How to prevent the harmful effects of phone radiation? Tell me!
Reply #22016-12-01
During the day at work, don’t keep your phone on you the whole time; you can place it on the desk. At night, when sleeping, don’t keep the phone beside you – you can put it in the living room!
Reply #32016-12-01
Use your phone as little as possible; Use speakerphone for phone calls ; Earplugs for phone calls, etc
Reply #42016-12-01
Place more than 0.5m away; Use headphones when answering calls ; Wait 3-5 seconds after turning it on before placing it near the ear to answer ; Do not place in the upper garment pocket or on the head
Reply #52016-12-01
It is best to maintain a distance of more than 3 CM from the body. It is best to use headphones when making calls. Also, when the battery level is low, it is advisable not to make or receive calls, as the radiation levels are then at their highest. Additionally, wait 3 seconds after the call is connected before bringing the phone to your ear to speak. It is also important to pay attention to both the amount of time you spend using your phone and where you keep it.

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