I sleep with my phone in my pillow & use it as my alarm. . . radiation?!
Question: There was this article thing about how cell phones can affect sleep and I was wondering if it was a bad idea to have my phone in my pillow (for an alarm to wake up). It said that teens talked late at night, and I am a teen but I don't talk on it really that much at all, especially not right before I go to bed. It also said that it was like radiation . . . but I don't know if that is all the time or only when you are talking on the phone. Clarifications would be great! Thanks
Answers: There was this article thing about how cell phones can affect sleep and I was wondering if it was a bad idea to have my phone in my pillow (for an alarm to wake up). It said that teens talked late at night, and I am a teen but I don't talk on it really that much at all, especially not right before I go to bed. It also said that it was like radiation . . . but I don't know if that is all the time or only when you are talking on the phone. Clarifications would be great! Thanks
I saw that report on CNN.
Who knows if it's true or not?
The report said that if you keep your phone next to your bed, the radiation continues via signal, even if you are not talking on the phone. Supposedly, this also can interrupt your sleep, or give you poor quality of sleep.
Who knows?
I use my phone for an alarm, too.
I think I'll be using the good old-fashioned alarm clock now just to see how I feel and if I get better sleep.
...at least for a couple of weeks.
yep : ) we're all gonna die : )
no, the only way you get radiation is if your talking on the phone and the phone is directly on your ear. i sued to think that too but my best friends dad is a doctor and he told me not to worry