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Daily reminder that any "smart" device implicitly means the buyer is stupid. That's what they're subtly saying about you.
Don't confirm it. Cell phones are bad for you, and you're paying for your own death. With the deployment of 5G, you're helping funding the death of the bulk of the living things on this planet. Millimeter waves are bad for humans, lethal for smaller animals. Unfortunately unlike existing technologies (which are also terrible for you) data on millimeter waves is comparatively sparse, but still very clear. This can be provided if desired.
The primary mechanism for existing microwave systems is increased free radical generation, changes in gene expression, and altered calcium flux. It's not known if millimeter waves work precisely the same way, but it is known: -The structure of human sweat glands is a helical coil. When filled with sweat (a conductive salt solution) it turns out this is an ideal antenna array for millimeter waves ~72+GHz. -Attenuation in the body is very low. Millimeter waves propagate almost freely through the extracellular space, preserving in particular their "information" content. Structures in the body are capable of demodulating these signals. -The structure of the cell membrane changes in response. -It changes the structure of the skin, alters the blood, alters bone marrow and lymphatic function, cripples the immune system, prevents the production of vitamin D, and demyelinates nerves as well as rendering their axons fragmented. Yes, it strips off the insulation and chops up the wires. This was known decades ago. You can expect destruction of peripheral nerves and spinal ganglia.
These corporations and these people don't give a fuck about you, me, or apparently anything. This needs to be stopped immediately.
Angel Foster
Here are some sources. mediafire.com/folder/dj875cd10yb72/EMF In this link, look at [Studies in Soviet science] Pathological effects of Radio waves[...].pdf Read the section on low intensity millimeter waves. The other books in there are very informative.
Also, recently birds were killed in an area where 5G was being tested, I believe in the netherlands. I've been meaning to verify this more thoroughly but from what I know it doesn't surprise me. They died by the hundreds, their bodies looked pristine, the cause of death was internal hemorrhaging. healthnutnews.com/hundreds-of-birds-dead-during-5g-experiment-in-the-hague-the-netherlands/
Angel Harris
This again, kys you annoying faggot
Christopher Walker
I would like to know the trick behind this phone. So is it an transparent OLED panel on the back that has the coloring uniform behind the glass? Or is it a regular OLED? Or is it OLED at all? How do they turn off the pixels but still have the glass coloring show over the black turned PFF pixels?
The thought of buying refurbished tips me over the edge, I refuse to buy used phones. It's only an $80 difference. Would you pony up for the new phone of your dreams?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_syndrome This genetic polymorphism causes calcium channels to be overactive, and intracellular calcium to be chronically elevated. It almost always presents with autism. Changes in cholinergic activity and chronic microglia activation are other common features of autism.
If you look around these days, many people are displaying low grade pseudo-autistic traits.
And it's another matter with William Ross Adey. His last paper before his death in 2004. ecfsapi.fcc.gov/file/7521096402.pdf -Taught at Oxford -Worked with NASA -Was one of the main researchers involved in the development of qEEG -Early pioneering work in the use of computers to evaluate dynamic datasets like the EEG -Worked in the DoD's project pandora -Was the head supervisor and a lead researcher at UCLA's brain research institute -Co-authored major papers like the original Ca2+ efflux study. -Received millions in research grants from the department of energy, office of naval affairs, and private entities over the course of 30 years and practically until his death -Was bulletproof enough in his manner and work that entities (eg WHO, Navy) would try to talk around his work when it was inconvenient in one section, but unavoidably speak of him with a sense of reverence in a later one at a time when the field as a whole was experiencing widespread loss of funding / good odds of being forced out.
I am a 30 year old boomer looking for my first smart phone, what should I buy
Justin Lopez
Guys I don't know about you but I love having radiation and wawes and shit inside me that's why I always keep my smartphone as close to my body as possible
Andrew Rogers
You shouldn't. Read above.
Zachary Martinez
What is your budget and requirements?
Jonathan Brooks
What smartphone should I get? I don't like google spy shit, and I don't like iphones. Something around 200-300€ I guess? thanks anons
Xavier Smith
Xperia XZ1
Jacob Harris
Why are chinkphones years ahead from apple and samsung?
Lucas Morgan
-Your cells use radiation and waves to modulate their neighbors -These waves might feel good because they act on u-opioid receptors, and any time you alter calcium flux you generally alter neurotransmitter release.
How often google play cards get on sale? I need $100
Tyler Watson
I had a symbian from 2005 but its ability to work as a computer replacement while traveling was complete shit. I was thinking about android with lineage microg or something
Carson Allen
Which one Jow Forums? Not sure if I want another phablet sized phone.
yes, absolutely I bought mine for ~$110 months back (Open Box), unlocked the bootloader, flashed Resurrection Remix and it's just as relevant performance wise as a G6+, X4, or Nokia 6.1 pic related is Antutu of the G5+ on Resurrection Remix
So you have a phone that’s in the worst 20% of the entire world and that’s just fine with you?
Ian Green
There is no such thing as a good cell phone, just like there aren't any good ways to eat polonium.
Logan Mitchell
considering I'm not a spec-autist nor a faggot mobile gaymur, I could careless that I don't have a SD8XX device the performance percentages are irrelevant since I'm not performing functions on the phone like compiling or archiving/encrypting/compressing files because its a fucking phone I have a computer for that all I do with my phone is call, text, browse the web, shitpost, and consume media and the G5+ does a fine job of it for the money
Robert Morris
I would. I'd rather spend the $100 more on a newer phone than get some ones old phone.
Xavier Anderson
refurbished ≠ used
Jaxson Hernandez
Oneplus
Lucas Brown
Even though the in screen fingerprint reader is kinda new?
Samuel Adams
I need a budget phone 130 max. I am using a 10 year old phone for the past 6 months need something better!! Nokia 3 or Moto G5? are there any other choices?
Elijah Russell
There's too much of a difference between exynos and snapdragon?
David Hughes
There is no such thing as a good phone. Get rid of it before you accrue any more sunk costs.
Leo Adams
xperia
Brandon White
why is it so hard choosing an android phone
Brandon Murphy
They are quite similar, so up to you. 6T is big, AMOLED, 6gb RAM XZ2 is small, LCD, 4GB ram, plastic back (take it as advantage I guess)
Interestingly, while 6T has much bigger battery, endurance rating is almost the same according to gsmarena(not sure how reliable that is). Most likely due to screen size
I am using a nokia N900 right now, I can't even use smileys, it's getting outdated. Need something for socializing and snapchat
Nolan Richardson
>chinkshit meme phone vs normal sized based Xperia stfu and buy the xz2p
David Watson
Is lineage os worth it? I think it would come the Oneplus before Sony. Sony's phones have some bloat. I also hear good things about Oxygen OS.
Nicholas Cox
It works fine. I never had a phone with FP reader so to me it feels very fast, even though there's reports it's a bit slower than non-inscreen ones Face unlock though, lightning fast. Most of the time I don't even use FP reader. Phone is unlocked as soon as you glance at it
Ayden Cox
I'm a normie so I didn't bother with rooting. Shit works fine and that's good enough for me
Cooper Murphy
What if the drones at Amazon fucked around with it? I saw a video online, some guy unboxed his refurbished amazon phone and some accessories were missing and his phone just booted like that, no setup needed aka amazon drones used it and didn't clean up
Luke Allen
many tradeoffs of features and abilities; you have to decide which ones mean the most to you and find the best deal for that device.
Chase Russell
that xperia is a size for women and children, and child women
Ayden Cook
Yeah but the botnet and my privacy. I'v got to larp as Mr.Robot sometimes ya know.
Dylan Russell
The Moto G6 play goes for $130-150 right now.
Xavier Williams
What country and carrier?
Evan Morris
In performance no, the massive difference is the battery life
If it's GSM you need I'd sell you a new Moto Z Play for $130
Joshua Johnson
Nah, Exynos can be rooted, who cares about snapdragon
Cooper Scott
>I don't like google spy shit >Something around 200-300€ I guess? Redmi Note 5 or Poco with a custom ROM and microG. >In performance no, the massive difference is the battery life See: youtu.be/4s9izwcjz-s Why do they ship the US variants with the Snapdragon which will inevitably be locked down is beyond me. Good thing this is only the case for Samsung devices in the US.
Jeremiah Jones
I don't want a phone bigger then 5 inches, not bigger then like the xperia z3, moto g5 costs 128 euro and nokia 3 89 euro, lg k8 99 euro, ZTE Blade V8 Mini 99 euro, Huawei P8 lite 149 here in Austria, what would be the best deal?
Camden Long
Sup /spg/, planning to buy an android phone to use as an iPod replacement, given it died recently. Does any phone fit this bill? >Good to great IPS display; no oled given I want to keep it for a long time >Great battery life >Good CPU/GPU combo; will play a couple of games on it, and I would prefer it to be “Future Proof” >At least 4GB ram
Sebastian Moore
don't get the ZTE, you'll be stuck on Marshmallow with no bootloader unlock ZTE are complete faggots
I'm looking to get a cheap, unlocked Android phone that'll be mainly used for listening to MP3s and audibooks, as well as playing low-end/old/obscure Android games, and fiddling with my own app projects.
What's a good device that's around $80-100? I'd prefer the screen not to be massive.
Check into Samsung Galaxy J3 (2018) or Xiaomi Redmi 5A
Jeremiah Scott
I have a oneplus 6 and generally love it. One issue though is that twice now I've missed incoming calls that wen't straight to VM. Not sure if this is somehow a carrier issue or a Oxygen OS bug. That is really annoying and I want to fix, but I love everything else about it.
Andrew Davis
That might be Ringless voicemail ads campaign unless their where not any messages left.
Luis Martinez
Nokia 8
Isaiah Long
New Other condition Moto G5+ on eBay, usually $120 and would be perfect for what you want
Jonathan Hughes
Nokia 2 or Alcatel 1x. they won't be too great but they're in that range. I'd say shell out to $150 and you can get a phone that'll last longer.
Thomas Johnson
who has a galaxy s9? looking to pull the trigger >how long you've had it >what you like about it >what you dislike about it
i'm a normie so i probably won't root it desu. haven't seen much need to root in new phones as of late
Bentley Cook
if you're not going to root it, get a Nokia 7.1, much better phone and it'll receive android and security updates more often and longer than that overpriced Samshit device
Christopher Hall
I'd recommend the Moto G5 Plus too, but there's also the LG V20 for $130-150 on ebay as well.
Easton Foster
shit, with the V20 he could download the Vulkan drivers and have great performance for emulators and games for that price
William Barnes
For a cheaper option would V10 be recommended? Only V20's showing up
Christopher Bell
Honestly, thank you for posting this. There were a slew of birds that died due to a 5G test in Norway, but no one reported on it. It certainly is dangerous, but it makes life more convenient for everyone. Once we realize that we're dosing ourselves with cancer on the regs, then change might happen, but not likely in the US.
Wyatt Kelly
I just picked up the LG G7 from Project Fi for $350, can cancel instantly if I don't like Fi, and get to keep the phone on my gUDP on Verizon.
William Evans
>Phone with worse screen, battery life, etc is a better phone
Christian Cox
Razer phone.
Hudson Wilson
G7 ThinQ for $350 via Google Fi, V30 for $400, Galaxy S9 unlocked $500