Phonegate Canada: Court authorizes class action against Apple and Samsung

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Equipe Phonegate - 27 Sep 2022 In a judgment rendered on September 22, 2022, the seven plaintiffs, Tracey Ariel, Claire O’Brien, Erika Patton, Zoe Patton, Alex Tasciyan, Mathew Nucciarone and Vito Decicco, have been given a win by Judge Christian Immer. They will therefore be allowed to launch a class action against the manufacturers of … Continue reading Phonegate Canada: Court authorizes class action against Apple and Samsung

Phonegate collaboration – info request regarding SAR

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Europeans for Safe Connections - 21sep2022 In cooperation with Dr. Marc Arazi, Phonegate Alert, Europeans for Safe Connections has written a letter to local telecom regulators. We ask if any test on specific absorption rate (SAR) of electromagnetic radiation from mobile phones, tablets and connected objects on bodies has been carried out. If tests have … Continue reading Phonegate collaboration – info request regarding SAR

Headache in an Electrified Car ?

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ES-Ireland - 16sep2022 This experiment demonstrates brain effects from Wifi, Bluetooth, smart devices and other electronic features in modern vehicles. https://vimeo.com/244746945 Tests were made "together with scientists from the University Mainz" (English Subtitles) Source - ES-Ireland - Headache in the Car EMF Effects in Vehicles: Health and Safety Risks Note the above also listed on … Continue reading Headache in an Electrified Car ?

Expert critique on the “Psychology Today” article “Tin Foil Hats: Tired Trope or Sign of the Times”

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EMFacts org - 06sep2022 Letter from Kent Chamberlin PhD, Professor & Chair Emeritus, to Kaja Perina, Editor-in-Chief, Psychology Today Excerpt: I am writing to provide comment on an article that was recently published in your magazine entitled “Tin Foil Hats: Tired Trope or Sign of the Times?” by Joe Pierre. I am providing my comments … Continue reading Expert critique on the “Psychology Today” article “Tin Foil Hats: Tired Trope or Sign of the Times”