News — EMF

Wi-Fi is a wireless technology. It’s used to connect laptops, smartphones, and other electronic devices to the Internet. In fact, you’re likely reading this article on a device that’s currently connected to Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi sends data via electromagnetic radiation, a type of energy. The radiation creates areas called electromagnetic fields (EMFs). There’s concern that the radiation from Wi-Fi causes health issues like cancer. But there are currently no known health risks in humans. Let’s explore what the science says about Wi-Fi and cancer thus far. Does Wi-Fi cause cancer? Currently, there’s no definite answer to this question. That’s because there’s no...

EMFs or electromagnetic fields exist everywhere in the environment. In our homes, school, and workplace. With more connected mobile devices on the market than ever and the rollout of 5G, it's crucial to increase our awareness about this all-penetrating technology.   We got used to the conveniences of modern life. But only a few of us are aware of the possible health risks presented by the everyday technologies that make our lives more convenient. Over the years, scientists learned that many appliances that use electricity also create EMFs. These include to an increasing degree our cellphones, Wi-Fi routers, computers, and...

Depending on who you’re asking, whether it be officials, government sources, the threshold for EMF levels may be high. However, in the building biologists and environmentalists’ realm, EMF threshold levels may not be as high. Therefore, what is considered a safe level of EMF? In this blog, we will discuss what is considered a safe level of EMF.    What is EMF? EMF Fields are split into 3 main groups. Magnetic fields, Electrical Fields, and RF(High-Frequency Electromagnetic Fields). First of all, let us explain what EMF is. EMF stands for electromagnetic fields, which are fields produced by moving electric charges. Electromagnetic...

You’re here for one of two reasons. Either you’re wondering what a Faraday bag is, or you want to know why you should buy one. And you’re going to get the best answers to both.   Adding one to your lineup of cybersecurity tools can be very powerful, but only if you know how to use it.   From a technical perspective, they are copper foil-powered enclosures that block all radio signals.   From a practical point of view, Faraday bags play the role of a safer “airplane mode” for your phone or a vault for your contactless credit card.    ...