Phone literacy
What SAR tells you. And what it leaves out.
Understand head SAR, body SAR, simultaneous transmission, and why a laboratory rating is not a personal exposure meter.
Read the guide ↗RESEARCH & EVERYDAY LIFE
Understand the evidence.
Make thoughtful choices.
Original research links, clear explanations, and practical guides. Findings, hypotheses, and advocacy are identified so you can evaluate each on its own terms.
Design & correct use
A case should teach better habits.
Explore the TruthCases approach to QuantaCase: directional shielding, careful orientation, antenna-aware design, and practical habits.
Read the guide ↗Practical guide
Small changes. Less unnecessary exposure.
A practical guide to distance, speakerphone, radio settings, reception, nighttime habits, and thoughtful phone use.
Read the guide ↗Research explained
Why the animal evidence deserves attention.
Read the NTP and WHO-commissioned animal cancer findings in context, with original sources and a clear distinction between hazard and human risk.
Read the guide ↗Research explained
The question behind “within the limit.”
What Melnick and Moskowitz’s 2026 animal-data risk assessment says about whole-body RF limits, cancer risk, and male reproductive health.
Read the guide ↗For families
Build the habits before the first phone.
A simple family phone plan for calls, carrying, bedrooms, schoolwork, and learning to read SAR information together.
Read the guide ↗The bigger picture
A better connection starts with the room.
RF Safe’s roadmap for wired and optical connectivity, practical indoor alternatives, and the proposed Clean Ether Act.
Read the guide ↗Policy · September 2026
The FCC remand: the question is still open.
A dated update on the 2021 FCC remand and the August 2026 order to respond to the mandamus petition.
Read the guide ↗RF Safe perspective
A framework for asking better biological questions.
Understand RF Safe’s low-fidelity biology and S4–Mito–Spin framework as a proposed explanation to investigate, distinct from established clinical conclusions.
Read the guide ↗Go deeper into the original research.
Explore the wider RF Safe collection of research papers and study summaries.
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