Government regulations are outdated.

Cell phones were not evaluated for safety before they were made available to the public began in 1983. Because RFR is non-ionizing radiation at a lower frequency than X-rays or UV rays, at first development it was assumed to be safe technology. In the United States, the most recent review of radiofrequency human exposure limits was in 1996, and the reality is that these limits are based on research from the 1980s. Many countries use guidelines developed by the International Commission for Non Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) — industry-friendly guidelines that have remained unchanged for decades. ICNIRP limits are non protective against biological effects.