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The robin disturbed by electromagnetic pollution

The robin loses the north. This is revealed by a study from the German University of Oldenburg published in the journal Nature on Wednesday. Electromagnetic pollution totally blurs the sense of orientation of robins which, like many passerines, locate themselves thanks to the earth's magnetic field during their migrations. And it is not mobile phone transmitters and their high frequencies that are to blame but AM radio signals and electronic equipment.

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Leslie Bourrelier
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Airflow technology

Using air as the transmission mechanism, Airflow™ technology protects the user's ears, eyes and brain from direct contact with high energy electromagnetic or microwave waves. Lab tests show the Aircom earbuds possess a SAR level of 0*.

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How to prevent your phone from being tracked

Think your phone is being tracked? Wondering what kind of data Google knows about you? Want to know how to prevent app companies from knowing your location?

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Mysilvershield
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I no longer pay without contact, it's over!, "I want a case!"

Using a small box, the hacker can, thanks to contactless, retrieve information from a credit card (such as surname, first name or credit card number), all with a range of 10 to 15cm.

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Yahoo actualités
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Complex Effects of EMFs on Our Hard-to-Measure Cells

The science is clear that electromagnetic radiation from mobile devices can cause or contribute to a wide range of health problems and complaints. The effects of EMFs range from minor complaints like headaches and visual sensitivities to infertility and even cancer.

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Mysilvershield
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Male fertility: the use of the telephone would harm the quality of sperm

The radiations emitted by mobile phones can cause damage to the brain, heart or kidneys. But they would also have a detrimental effect on the motility, concentration and viability of spermatozoa.

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Geneviève Andrianaly
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