Airplane Mode, Find My iPhone, and Radiation Claims

In this video, he speaks about airplane mode.

Make sure you watch it to the end and let me know what you think in the comments below.

Here's something crazy about airplane mode, which you may not know about.

So many of us may know the potential dangers of the electromagnetic frequencies coming off of cell phones.

Not to mention Wi-Fi, smart meters, cell towers, and more.

Now, according to cdc.gov, yes, they do emit radio frequency radiation.

We don't know for sure if that can cause health problems.

Now, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

So this is why many people have gotten used to putting their phone on airplane mode if it's gonna go in their pocket next to their reproductive organs, or if they're sleeping in the same room as their cell phone, it should go on airplane mode unless you're direly waiting for a call.

But here's the strange thing about airplane mode.

When you first turn on airplane mode, when these icons are white like that, that means they're not connected to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, but they're searching for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

So if ever you wanna just be connected to the tower, sometimes you'll click airplane mode, and these still will be white, meaning they're not connected to Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, but they're still searching and emitting frequencies looking for them.

Now, even if you properly put it on airplane mode and you turn off both the Wi-Fi and the Bluetooth, there's still radiation emitting from your phone, and here's how to turn that off.

You gotta click iCloud and then click the Find My iPhone button.

You gotta turn Find My iPhone off because otherwise, all night under your pillow, next to your bed, in your pocket, it's still emitting frequencies, so it's discoverable in case you lose your phone.

Now, if you're prone to losing your phone, sure, keep Find My iPhone off.

But this is just for those who wanna make sure when their phone's on airplane mode, it's really not emitting any frequency