re: #153 Teukka

True enough when the phone isn’t moving. However, when mobile phones are actually mobile, a lot of signaling occurs as the phone moves from one antenna to another on a tower or between cell towers, to maintain the call.

Cell phones can actually be talking to multiple antennas/towers at the same time; the downstream systems pick the best of the incoming signals as the main signal.

Having said that, I’ve seen no real evidence that cell phone radiation is a problem.

I also note that if electromagnetic signals are a health issue, then we’re conducting a grand experiment. Most people have no idea how saturated we are with EMFs (think not only cell towers but microwave relays, TV and radio stations, radio networks used by utilities, police, fire, etc., smart meters and cars, and on and on).