ICBE-EMF Calls for Urgent Action to Protect Children

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ICBE-EMF - 09sep2026. “The technologies shaping our future should not compromise the health of the next generation.” International Scientific Commission Calls for Urgent Action to Protect Children's Health from Cell Phones, Cell Towers, Power Lines, and Non-Ionizing Electromagnetic Fields (EMF) Exposure The position statement says government exposure limits fail to reflect current scientific evidence and … Continue reading ICBE-EMF Calls for Urgent Action to Protect Children

Google Pixel 11 lineup: “Real” SAR up to 7 times higher than official values

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Phonegate Team - 07sep2026. While Google is running a major advertising campaign in France to promote its new Pixel 11 lineup, information regarding specific absorption rate (SAR) remains particularly difficult for consumers to find. Indeed, users have to scroll through extensive information before accessing SAR values on the company’s website. Furthermore, our independent Alerte Phonegate … Continue reading Google Pixel 11 lineup: “Real” SAR up to 7 times higher than official values

The Meta Settlement: What It Means for Your Speech and Privacy

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Under the teen safety provisions is a court-supervised identity system for every Facebook and Instagram user. Reclaim-The-NET by Dan Frieth and Cindy Harper, 26aug2026. Today Meta agreed to make changes to Instagram and Facebook after many US states blamed it for creating dangerous products that harm children. The settlement brings an end to a major … Continue reading The Meta Settlement: What It Means for Your Speech and Privacy

Meta’s $18-Billion Settlement in Social Media Addiction Suit Draws Mixed Reactions

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The Defender - Henrick Karoliszyn, DSW - 27aug2026. Social media giant agrees to sweeping changes to Facebook and Instagram after states accused it of knowingly designing platforms to addict children and expose them to harmful content. “Meta intentionally exploited kids for profit and then lied about it,” said District of Columbia Attorney General Brian L. … Continue reading Meta’s $18-Billion Settlement in Social Media Addiction Suit Draws Mixed Reactions