General Safety Tips For Reducing Carcinogenic Radiation Exposure • Choose wired Internet connections instead of wireless systems, whenever possible. • Request
wired options and provide them to others, such as for computers,
laptops, tablets, printers, gaming consoles and handsets,mouse,
keyboards, video cameras, speakers, headphones, micro-phones and other
accessories • When
digital devices are connected with wired Internet connections, turn off
the Data, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth (in device settings) and turnoff the Wi-Fi
on the router. • Use a corded (not cordless)landline home phones whenever possible, especially for long voice calls. • Keep cell phones away from the head and body, and keep wireless devices at a distance, and off of laps.
• Make only short and essential calls on wireless devices
• As much as possible power off phones and personal digital devices, or set on airplane mode with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Data, Mobile Hotspotand Location off.
• Avoid sleeping next to cell phones or wireless devices; power them off at night. If a cell phone must be used as an alarm clock, turn thephone to airplane mode, or use a separate battery-powered clock.
• Keep non-prescription electronics out of bedrooms.
• Avoid charging phones and devices near beds.
• Pre-download videos and music rather than streaming.
• If Wi-Fi cannot be entirely eliminated, put the Wi-Fi router on atimer to turn off when not needed (especially while sleeping).
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