Answering the phone is a common occurrence in our lives, but have you noticed that some of the wrong ways of answering the phone can affect our health. This week's tip is to talk about the wrong way to answer the phone and see how many of you are in it.
1. In the corner sneak answer the phone
For some privacy phone, especially with TA telephone porridge, many people like to go to a corner to answer. Many people will notice that the signal in the corner to answer the phone is poor.
This is because the corner signal coverage is poor, so to some extent, the cell phone's radiation power increased. Similarly, in some space small place, also should be careful to call.
But it also depends on where you are, and if you're in a tyrants, you don't have to worry, because all of these places have a full floor/whole mobile signal overlay.
2. Accustomed to an ear to answer the phone
Answering the phone with one ear is something that a lot of people will do. But it is said that prolonged phone calls may affect the brain, a bit to start to catch the IQ.
If you need to call for a long time, you may consider using a landline or headphones instead. If you have to use a cell phone for a long time, you should also rotate the left and right ears every two minutes.
3. Keep your phone close to your ear when dialing the phone
A lot of people in the phone call, the habit of not connected to the phone in the ear, this time the radiation will be significantly enhanced. The phone should be kept away from the head for about five seconds before calling again.
4. Ears close to the phone
As a result of the signal, when answering the phone, often encounter a speech said half, can not hear each other speak. At this time most people will instinctively put the phone as close to the ear as possible.
But in fact, in the case of weak signal, the mobile phone will automatically improve the transmission power of electromagnetic waves, resulting in a significant increase in radiation intensity. When the ear is close to the head, the radiation will multiply.
