Mobile Phone - good or bad?

Dear Friends,
Most of people use Mobile Phone for day to day activity in personal and business life.
Is there any problem create on health if a person continue talk on Mobile?
Give suggestions if anybody knows....

 

I've read lots of conspiracy stuff about mobile phones being really harmful because of their radiation.
Like the facts that non of the vendors indicates the actual phone transmitter power, which is often as high as 400 milliwatt.
In theory, it must be true - having a transmitter that powerful near your body all the time should be harmful. Keeping it near your head for long time should be harmful too. I've seen several people telling they usually have some headache after more than 20 minute talk.
Again, it's pure theory telling us that radiation can cause cancer.
However, billions of people use mobiles and we don't seem to have a plague of brain-cancer on the planet.
So, this harmful must be way exaggerated.

On the other hand, I personally choose to stick with school physics and try to keep it away from my body when there's no real need to.

 

Not good for health but mobile phone become the necessary product in our life now

 

It really doesn't matter. A lot of technology may not be best for your health (e.g., think of all the car accidents that kill people) but the technology's perceived advantages outweigh the risks. Once a new technology is let "out of the bottle" it will never be put back in.

 

One well-known talk show host said that he has his cell phone turned off not because of any health concerns, but because he doesn't want to be traced by anybody. Makes sense, since your cell phone is like a GPS that you constantly carry around.

 

Well, health and, sometimes, lives, it's what we pay for tech advance. Just a by-product

 

My understanding, for some mobile phones, is that you cannot just turn it off; you have to remove the battery to ensure that you cannot be traced.

Absolutely. Nuclear weapons are a good example of technology that will never be put back in the bottle, despite its primary purpose of death and destruction. Not all technology enhances the human race.

 

You make a good point with that statement, however it's quite well documented that a cellphone doesn't have to be powered on in order for a trace to be performed, but merely the phone battery needs to be in the phone. So if he's turning it off and leaving it in his pocket without taking the battery out then he's not doing himself any favours anyways.

 

It will be quick if the NSA ever needs to find me. Not only is my cellphone on all of the time, but I have a transponder in my car windshield that broadcasts my vehicle ID to the toll booths and pays the road tolls automatically. My GPS device is also connected to satellites and, therefore, can probably tell them where I have been and where I am headed. Or they can just call my wife.

 

What's to say he didn't realize your plan and pay a local 10 bucks to run around the lake with his phone

 

A few years ago, my wife was my office manager and she managed my calendar. She, therefore, had a better handle on my hectic travel schedule than I did. Over the past couple of decades, I have learned that, for me, it is better to be a slightly oblivious road warrior than one that knows all of the details. It is less stressful for me, I suppose. Anyway, I would regularly call her to see where I was supposed to be and where I was going. It was actually quite funny at times, the conversations we would have. ("I think I am here and headed there." "No, you idiot, that was yesterday.")

 

You know, I think my wife would have considered the same approach. These days, I have a 20-something sales support lady who manages my calendar and she does not seem to mind my travel habits.

 

It is true that cell phones are a helpful thing to people. These are actually made for good purposes only and that is why individuals should know how to use their cell phones in a proper way.
However, people used to live happily and easily even before the advent of these gadgets in the market so what can you say about it?

 

At a recent Business Breakfast we had the police talking about the effect of modern technology on policing.

They sited a case where a body was dumped in a lake miles from the original murder site. There was no obvious link between the perpetrator and the crime, but his car's GPS recorded the journey from the site to the dumping ground at the time of the murder, and his phone records showed him making calls en-route. Speed and traffic cameras showed the car and driver in transit. They even found what he bought from the service area.

Advice from the police officer. If you intend to commit a crime, go old school and leave the gadgets behind.

 

Mobile phone radiation does not do any harm. It is non-ionizing radiation so cannot damage the DNA in our cells and cause cancer.

 

Can't the radiation be majorly reduced if one just uses a headset?