I did not quote any article, I linked you to a CDC info website which contains a lot of helpful information. Do you have a link to a study that shows no solid scientific proof to link RF radiation with cancer? Please cite it. You should not make that claim without evidence.
Can using a cell phone cause cancer?
There is no scientific evidence that provides a definite answer to that question. Some organizations recommend caution in cell phone use. More research is needed before we know if using cell phones causes health effects.
Should people stop using cell phones?
At this time we do not have the science to link health problems to cell phone use. Scientific studies are underway to determine whether cell phone use may cause health effects. It is also important to consider the benefits of cell phones. Their use can be valuable in an urgent or emergency situation – and even save lives.
> here. That’s what I am talking about, directly from within the faq you linked. I’m merely quoting from them.
Also, it is you who believes I imply iPhone to have radioactive material. What I say is when people talks about radiation generally, the implication is there likely be radioactive material involved. Maybe my implication is incorrect, but I am not saying iPhone “has” radioactive material.