Does it concern you the amount of UV light in your phones and laptops

There are no phones I'm aware of that produve UV light... same with laptops

Laptops and phones do not emit uv light.

The 5G data band is the biggest worry I hear. The antenna in the phone is getting a lot of energy, and best kept as far away from you as possible.

To support 5G networks, you need more cell towers per city block, pumping out a greater amount of electromagnetic radiation.

I have never heard this. I was having a lot of joint pain daily for a couple years but I started taking Vitamin D and Boron and it went away about a month later.

If screens emitted UV light, I wouldn't be so pale. 😅 Blue light could be an issue though, even with the blue light filter of my phone enabled.

The blue light can affect your sleep. It’s the electromagnetic radiation that has been linked to more serious health issues.

It seems like many electronics emit UV or radio frequency radiation. I'm not really bothered though, I guess I like to live dangerously.

The original cathode ray tubes and see me early leds might have been a little dangerous. To he modern ones, should not be a problem.

I think CRT devices before LCDs took offer were far worse. I use blue light filters all the time and only have Wifi on when needed.

If we live long enough we'll get it regardless 😕

Better than the electron guns firing at your eyeballs in the old CRTs.

Everywhere, things are slowly killing us. What can we do? Live in a cave like a hermit?

It's possible but you can think too much on this on

🤔.........Nope.........Everything in life is bad for your body...........

Its blue light , not uv light . (The waves are slightly longer than uv).

Blue light is within the normal spectum of what we see during daytime - Its why the sky is blue as its wavelength bounces of certain paticles in the atmosphere.

The only danger it poses is screwing up our circadian rhythms and natural body 'wind down' processes that happen as natural daylight fades in the evening.

It is similar to 'cool white' light.

In fact [b]any [/b]overhead or bright light, (or light from tv/screens) opposes the natural wind down process in the body at night.

Its best to use blue light screens or apps, and use low light, warm hued lamps after the sun goes down .

Many people are suffering sleep issues due to too much blue light after sunset.

It doesn't cause disease.
We have been exposed to blue light since the dawn of time .

Its just that nature limits it. Today's technology is causing us to be exposed to it at unatural hours and screwing up our sleep.

I didn`t need my testicles anyway. 😏

Nah...I'm protected

Probably just need some 30 spf