I was in a store checking out bluetooth headsets for cell phone, ending up getting one on sale for $15. However another customer I was talking to about cell phones, etc. said that bluetooth headpieces deliver as much radiation to the head as using the cellphone directly, near your head, maybe more. Bluetooth is one thing, bluebrain is another; anyone know if this is true? If so I may well return the bluetooth and just stick to regular, corded headpiece, which is admittedly less convenient. I vaguely recall this coming up here before but can't locate the posts.
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