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Sep 1, 2018 20 min

Is Bluetooth Dangerous? NO! Part 1

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If you do a Google search for "Is Bluetooth Dangerous?" you are met with page after page of disinformation about the supposed dangers of Bluetooth radiation, and non-ionizing radio frequency radiation. This is part of a campaign by a few organizations to capitalize on your fear, and sell you some worthless trinkets on the side. Don't be taken in. This is a two-part crossover podcast with our friends Jonathan Feist and Joe Hindy at the Android Authority podcast discussing the science behind non-ionizing radiation in an effort to clear the air of the myths and rumors surrounding the tech we use every day. Bluetooth is not dangerous, and we tell you what's up, who's spreading the lies, the science behind it, and what to do about it. Be sure to tune in to part 2 for our roundtable discussion on the Android Authority podcast. That episode is linked here. All that and more on the SoundGuys podcast! Full transcript available at http://www.soundguys.com/podcast SoundGuys is: Chris Thomas - @CThomasTech Lily Katz - @KatzGame Adam Molina - @AdamLukas17 http://www.soundguys.com Thanks to special guests: Jonathan Feist - @Jfeist1 / @Dronerush Joe Hindy - @ThatJoeHindy Produced by: Adam Doud - @DeadTechnology Make sure to subscribe to the SoundGuys Podcast on iTunes and visit www.soundguys.com and YouTube for reviews, news, and everything you ever wanted to know about sound and audio equipment.

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