Europe finally changes SAR Testing Rules for Mobile phones…

Phonegate Team - 23sep2026. A new victory for Phonegate Alert and the protection of the health of millions of smartphone and connected device users… but incomplete until March 2028... The European Commission published in the Official Journal, on September 7, 2026, its decision recognizing the new standard EN 50566:2017/A2:2025. This measure concerns devices worn close … Continue reading Europe finally changes SAR Testing Rules for Mobile phones…

12 Steps to Safer Technology at Home: How To Reduce Exposure To Wireless Radiation

Environmental Health Trust. Safe tech at home is simpler than it may seem. Yes, wireless radiation, a type of EMF, is everywhere; and yes, we can reduce our exposure. These Twelve Steps To Safe Technology can help you to make safer, healthier choices about wireless transmitting devices such as smart phones, home cordless phones, tablets, … Continue reading 12 Steps to Safer Technology at Home: How To Reduce Exposure To Wireless Radiation

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

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

5 new dangerous smartphones withdrawn from the French market and recalled

Phonegate Team - 03aug2026. Five new smartphones have just been withdrawn from the French market and recalled from consumers. Four models (Doogee N55 Plus, Infinix Smart 9, AGM Note 11, Nothing Phone (3a)) exceed regulatory wave exposure limits (SAR), and a fifth, the Samsung A5 (1), is being withdrawn due to serious non-compliance with European … Continue reading 5 new dangerous smartphones withdrawn from the French market and recalled