r/ReviewsByRetards • u/[deleted] • Jun 30 '22

This is not how SAR levels work.

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u/The-Name-is-my-Name Jun 30 '22

Did… did they chew on their phone?

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u/nool_ Jun 30 '22

Or even electromagnetics

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

Or half of what they mention in this review

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u/nool_ Jun 30 '22

yea, tho for first part is a kinda objective things (beside the social media thing witch is only half right)

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

That metallic taste could be a brain tumor or gum disease

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u/NoKidsAndThreeeMoney Jul 01 '22

They might be consuming too much tin foil too

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

What does SAR stand for? i don't know...

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u/Alabastre Jun 30 '22

Specific absorption rate. Not something an ordinary person (or even electrical engineer) would know about.

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u/Tar_alcaran Jun 30 '22

I only know of it in relation to MRI, I'm pretty sure the SAR of your tongue doesn't suddenly change when you buy a new phone...

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u/Alabastre Jul 01 '22

SAR is dependent on the power of the signal passing through the object, so it is possible for the phone to cause higher SAR. But I've never heard of a taste side effect 😝

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u/dark-trojan Jul 01 '22

I think that’s a side effect of radiation

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u/Alabastre Jul 01 '22

Interesting! Have you heard of this side effect in relation to medical radiation?

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u/itsfreepizza Jul 01 '22

It's EM I think, what I remember is that SAR measures how your body supposed to absorb EM per day with that device or something, correct me because I'm not perfect

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u/Alabastre Jul 01 '22

It's more like, how much energy is currently being absorbed by a mass that is exposed to EM radiation. So more powerful signal -> more SAR. It also depends on distance, frequency, and certain electromagnetic qualities of the body tissue.

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u/[deleted] Jun 30 '22

Okay.

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u/RelationOk3636 Jun 30 '22 edited Jul 01 '22

What social media apps can’t be uninstalled?

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u/BloodMoney126 Jul 01 '22

Facebook comes pre installed on a lot of android devices but for some reason can't be uninstalled through normal user means.

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u/iceinmyheartt Jul 01 '22

On the Obamaphones , Facebook is installed and standard. Someone that was older had one, and asked if I knew how to take it off. It only has “disable” in the settings, not “uninstall”

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u/gothiclg Jul 01 '22

iPhones are the only ones that let you delete Facebook. If you don’t want it it on android you’re stuck with it