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As a general rule, we suggest that you keep your phone at least four feet away from your bed when you sleep. The more you can limit your exposure to Emfs, the better. This goes for tablets and computers as well. Distance is one of the greatest forms of protection for EMF radiation emissions.
While talking on your cell phone, try to keep the cell phone away from your body as much as possible. The amplitude of the electromagnetic field (radiation) is one fourth the strength at a distance of two inches and fifty times lower at three feet.
Don't carry your cellphone around in your pocket where it can expose sensitive body parts to EMF waves. It's better to carry your cellphone in a purse or briefcase. If you have to carry it on your body, put the back facing out to minimize radiation exposure.
Read the fine print: All device manufacturers advise that cell phones should be at least 5 millimeters, or about ¼ of an inch away from your body or brain.
Falling asleep while on your cell phone is a bad idea, but you probably already knew that. The National Sleep Foundation says “the use of electronic devices in the bedroom further disrupts the natural pattern of the sleep-wake cycle,” mainly because of the blue light emitted by our devices.
Fall asleep with your cell phone under your pillow or on your bed, and you run the risk of an electrical fire. ... As if this isn't reason enough to keep your smartphone at a safe distance while sleeping, recent reports indicate that simply charging your phone at night can cause it to overheat.
Quick answer: The average American spends more than 3 hours on a smartphone per day, and most usage is dedicated to messaging and social media, as well as navigation.
The average US adult will spend 2 hours, 55 minutes on a smartphone in 2019, a 9-minute increase from 2018. Among smartphone users in the US, time spent with their device is 3 hours, 10 minutes per day.
The time spent Research conducted a few years ago discovered that a decade ago, the average person spent approximately 90 minutes a day using their phone. More recent research, however, found that the average American adult spends nearly 3 hours on a mobile device, showcasing a significant increase in daily usage.
US adults will spend an average of 3 hours, 35 minutes per day on mobile devices in 2018, an annual increase of more than 11 minutes. By 2019, mobile will surpass TV as the medium attracting the most minutes in the US.
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