Law firm claims that the iPhone exceeds radiation safety levels

[iMore.com]

A Chicago-based law firm has levied a lawsuit against Apple and Samsung claiming that their phones exceed radiation safety limits.

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[Just_Me_D]

The attempt to relieve Apple of it billions continues....

 

[Wotchered]

I think Apple should start to countersue to reclaim all moneys spent on frivolous claims

 

[Spencerdl]

I guess I'm going to have to return my iPhone...Dagg Nabbit...LOL

 

[Annie_M]

Apple is doomed...

 

[anon(50597)]

The attempt to relieve Apple of it billions continues....

As long as I get some, a couple million is fine.

 

[Golurk]

I certainly hope their allegations aren’t true. I doubt that Apple and Samsung managed to trick a smartphone radiation test...but still, one has to take this seriously and investigate.

...ridiculousness of this lawsuit is nothing compared to this one though:

https://news.sky.com/story/pablo-escobars-brother-launches-unbreakable-gold-smartphone-11878689

 

[Lee_Bo]

So why isn’t this plastered all over the media, if, IF, this is true?

 

[Ledsteplin]

So why isn’t this plastered all over the media, if, IF, this is true?

Because whether the allegations in the lawsuit are true or not, it's not enough to make people sick.

 

[anon(50597)]

So why isn’t this plastered all over the media, if, IF, this is true?

I think the test results need to be authenticated.
If the levels are above federally approved levels, deemed unsafe, then it is certainly a problem. If the testing is flawed, they have nothing to worry about.

 

[Rob Phillips]

Seems like yet another party trying to get a cash settlement from one of the biggest companies on the planet. Trolls.

 

[Golurk]

Seems like yet another party trying to get a cash settlement from one of the biggest companies on the planet. Trolls.

Still, if it’s as something as serious as radiation limits and safety, you can’t immediately dismiss it as profiteering. Wait until the investigation has concluded.

 

[Rob Phillips]

Still, if it’s as something as serious as radiation limits and safety, you can’t immediately dismiss it as profiteering. Wait until the investigation has concluded.

Absolutely, but law firms like FeganScott make their money from class action suits and by charging ridiculously high fees to participants. While anything related to public safety shouldn’t be dismissed these types of law firms are seeing dollar signs way ahead of making the world a better place.

 

[iwoodland]

I always take calls in speaker mode or on air pods!