"Radiofrequency radiation exposure from the iPhone 7 — one of the most popular smartphones ever sold — measured over the legal safety limit and more than double what Apple reported to federal regulators from its own testing." https://t.co/ldTgnFOL1L

— Robert Loerzel (@robertloerzel) August 21, 2019

"Radiofrequency radiation exposure from the iPhone 7 — one of the most popular smartphones ever sold — measured over the legal safety limit and more than double what Apple reported to federal regulators from its own testing." https://t.co/ZC4nd1UDmM

— David Mack (@davidmackau) August 22, 2019

The @chicagotribune found an iPhone 7 measured over the legal safety limit for radiation exposure.

This is a difficult topic to write about, but @SamRoe is transparent and thorough in his investigation.

Tech reporting could use more of this: https://t.co/yKhVCgCxvh

— Geoffrey A. Fowler (@geoffreyfowler) August 22, 2019

We tested popular cellphones for radiofrequency radiation. Now the FCC is investigating. https://t.co/r0QtfZODS2

— Ken Cook (@EWGPrez) August 21, 2019

An independent lab.
An independent newspaper.
We worked together to test popular cellphones for radiofrequency radiation.
Now the FCC will do the same.
https://t.co/hiQ7MZoiGQ

— George W. Papajohn (@GeorgeWPapajohn) August 21, 2019

Chicago Tribune investigation finds radiation exposure from Apple and Samsung phones way over the legal limit. "Among the advice: Don’t carry cellphones in pockets." https://t.co/zBXLJkwP6P

— Jon Passantino (@passantino) August 21, 2019

In your daily dose of dystopia, phone companies don't test how much radiation your phone gives you from inside your pocket: https://t.co/Xr70J6QAwf

— Jacob Dubé (@Ewiththeaccent) August 22, 2019

This test, paid by the Tribune and conducted according to federal guidelines at an accredited lab, found that radiofrequency radiation exposure from the iPhone 7 measured over the legal safety limit and more than 2x what Apple reported to fed regulators.https://t.co/A5ZYqlxfxf

— Tom Namako (@TomNamako) August 22, 2019

The FCC will re-test some Apple and Samsung smartphones after a Chicago Tribune test found the phones exceeded allowed radiation limits https://t.co/08QgTkuaJ2

— Matthew Keys (@MatthewKeysLive) August 22, 2019

We tested popular cellphones for radiofrequency radiation. Now the FCC is investigating. https://t.co/q6FJ8VCNIn

— Sam Roe (@SamRoe) August 21, 2019

Are cellphone regs outdated, too lax for safety? We tested popular cellphones for radiofrequency radiation. Now the FCC is investigating. https://t.co/2bneAYH4TC

— Ray Long (@RayLong) August 23, 2019

"Radiofrequency radiation exposure from the iPhone 7 — one of the most popular smartphones ever sold — measured over the legal safety limit and more than double what Apple reported to federal regulators from its own testing" Chicago Tribune https://t.co/3bMRdiiLLJ

— Oleg A. Grigoriev (@O_Grigoriev) August 23, 2019

If you have an iPhone (or any cell phone), don't miss this story by @SamRoe: Tests show phones are over legal limit for radiofrequency radiation. https://t.co/cPsHCvS2JX

— Ellen Gabler (@egabler) August 21, 2019

The feds are investigating after independent testing found
some @Apple iPhones gave off radiation over the legal limit, reports @samroe, who's looking out for you. https://t.co/RiG8z4CRHl

— Jake Bleiberg (@JZBleiberg) August 21, 2019

Radiofrequency radiation exposure from the iPhone 7 measured over the legal safety limit and more than double what Apple reported to federal regulators from its own testing.
https://t.co/xFSms4DZaa

— ???????? (@DemocracyJourno) August 21, 2019

This is exactly why I always sleep with my phone on my uterushttps://t.co/UadPxlKDTg

— KᗩTE ᑫᑌIGᒪEY (@KateQFunny) August 23, 2019