Apple’s iPhone: Italian Supreme Court enforces transparency and opens door to consumer compensation

Phonegate Team - 30july2026. European Case Law. For the first time in Europe, a Supreme Court rules on a major health issue. Mobile phone manufacturers must now clearly inform consumers about the risks of their devices, even in cases of scientific uncertainty. Key Takeaways Duty to inform: First European decision imposing enhanced warnings on manufacturers. … Continue reading Apple’s iPhone: Italian Supreme Court enforces transparency and opens door to consumer compensation

People Living Near Cell Towers at Greater Risk of Chronic Immune Stress

A peer-reviewed study found that living near cell towers correlates with elevated white blood cell levels, akin to smokers, indicating immune stress from wireless radiation exposure. Heavy cellphone use also raises specific white blood cell counts, particularly among young adults, potentially contributing to chronic inflammation and immune system depletion.

USA: Tell the Senate: No Wireless Expansion Until the FCC Complies With Court Order

CHD - 12dec2025. On December 17, the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation will hold an FCC oversight hearing, and this is the moment to urge Senators to protect local rights and hold the FCC accountable. The FCC has still not complied with the 2021 D.C. Circuit court order (Envtl. Health Tr. v. FCC, … Continue reading USA: Tell the Senate: No Wireless Expansion Until the FCC Complies With Court Order

Téléphonie et cancer : l’ANSES capitule face aux enjeux de santé publique

Equipe Phonegate - 26nov2025. Alerte Phonegate dénonce l’avis et le rapport de l’ANSES publié en novembre 2025 sur la cancérogénicité des ondes radiofréquences (RF) comme étant le fruit d’une expertise compromise par des conflits d’intérêts structurels et une méthodologie biaisée en faveur de l’inaction et au seul profit des industriels de la téléphonie. Depuis 2022, … Continue reading Téléphonie et cancer : l’ANSES capitule face aux enjeux de santé publique