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In an era dominated by screens and digital communications, social media usage has become almost second nature. Platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, and others have redefined social interaction, especially among younger generations. However, mounting evidence suggests that unrestrained social media usage may not be appropriate for adolescents under the age of 16. Governments and organizations […]

The iPhone SE has long been Apple’s gateway device—an opportunity for budget-conscious consumers to tap into the Apple ecosystem without paying a premium for the latest flagship. Now, all eyes are on the upcoming iPhone SE 4. Rumored for a possible debut in March 2025, this next-generation special edition iPhone may adopt a design closer […]

Breaking the Stranglehold of the “Credentialed Class”: For decades, we’ve been told that public health policies rest upon a solid foundation of impartial science. We are reassured by the academic achievements of esteemed professors, Nobel laureates, and established health agencies that claim to safeguard our well-being. Yet beneath this veneer of authority and expert consensus, […]

Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity (EHS) is a condition that has long been dismissed by conventional medical science as psychosomatic. However, the paper “A mechanistic understanding of human magnetoreception validates the phenomenon of electromagnetic hypersensitivity (EHS)” by Denis Henshaw and Alasdair Philips has introduced groundbreaking insights that challenge these perceptions. By linking EHS to validated mechanisms of magnetoreception […]

In today’s technology-driven world, laptops have become indispensable tools for work, communication, and entertainment. Yet, as we increasingly rely on these devices, the subtle, non-thermal risks associated with radiofrequency radiation (RFR) remain largely misunderstood, downplayed, or ignored. Some doctors and product manufacturers have begun to promote “laptop radiation shields” as a solution—ostensibly a way to […]

Churches are sacred spaces, meant to bring people closer to God and provide a refuge from the chaos of the world. Yet, many churches today are leasing their steeples and rooftops for cell tower installations—a decision that sacrifices the health and well-being of God’s people for financial gain. If Jesus walked into a church today […]

Churches have long stood as places of worship, peace, and community—a refuge from the noise and chaos of the world. Yet, in recent years, many churches have unknowingly compromised this sanctity by leasing their properties for cell tower installations. While the financial incentives can seem appealing, the potential health risks associated with prolonged exposure to […]

In recent years, the conversation around neurological disorders—especially autism spectrum disorder (ASD)—has taken center stage. High-profile voices, including political figures and health advocates, have debated whether vaccines are to blame for the surge in autism diagnoses. This focus on vaccines often stems from understandable parental concerns and the fear that some environmental factor could be […]

For decades, radiofrequency radiation (RFR) was studied through a narrow lens: thermal effects. This perspective informed safety guidelines, such as those of the FCC, which date back to 1996—a time when research on RFR health risks was sparse and scattered. Today, the landscape has drastically shifted. Studies exploring the non-thermal effects of RFR emerge almost […]

Join Us in Advocating for Safer Technology Our Mission RF Safe has been at the forefront of public health advocacy since the 1990s, addressing the overlooked dangers of electromagnetic radiation (EMR). For over two decades, we’ve dedicated ourselves to safeguarding future generations through research, education, and advocacy. Today, the scientific evidence is clear: non-thermal biological […]

When it comes to stopping a cell tower project, most communities assume that health and environmental concerns should be front and center. However, the Telecommunications Act of 1996 (TCA) severely limits the ability of local governments and citizens to block towers based on health-related arguments. This has created an environment where standard pleas about property […]