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No cellphone ads with children or pregnant

Cellphone is not a toy kids!

More and more adult will limit cellphone use by children regarding its effect on some specific issues. On May 30, I wrote one issue about cellphone effect that could turn children to become victims of pedophilia.

That was on Japan. But now Indian government is also trying to do the same thing yet with different reason. Since there are so many cellphone users in India which accounted 250 millions in numbers - children are included inside - India government has drafted guidelines asking vendors (Nokia, Samsung, Motorola, and Sony Ericcson to name a few) to avoid cellphone or mobile service advertisement that showing children and pregnant using cellphone.

That electromagnetic radiation

There is a strong yet exist assumption which stated that electromagnetic waves emitted from cellphones usage can seriously damage the tissues of the users’ brain and prescribe limited use by children, pregnant women and heart patients. Especially in the long term of usage. Although there is no data on this assumption, Indian government which is represented by its Ministry of Telecommunication still remain vigilant on this issue. Well, it is always good to keep an eye on this issue since we don’t want anything bad happen to our next generation.

However, there are still some useful tips on how to avoid or reduce the risk of this assumption. Here we go.

  1. do not carrying cellphone in breast pocket (near the heart) or trouser pocket (near the crotch)
  2. do not talk for long time

That’s all the tips and the tricks.

Source: Hindustan Times

Image courtesy of Debroffdebrief

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