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Highlights Some Samsung Galaxy S22 and A23 models have high SAR levels. The Galaxy A23's head SAR level is reported at 1.49, close to the safety limit. Samsung's newer S24 models show improved, lower SAR levels. Responsible phone use can help reduce radiation exposure risks. A lot is being talked about radiation these days from our mobiles. Can pressing them constantly to our ears be bad for our health? A new report raises some alarming questions about certain Samsung models in particular. The report is produced by a company called Stocklytics. It looked closely at something called the 'Specific Absorption Rate' or SAR. This measures the amount of radiation your body absorbs with a mobile phone. Watchdogs such as the American government impose legal limits on the SAR levels to try and keep us safe. “Samsung has come under scrutiny following recent revelations about the radiation levels of its popular Galaxy S22 and A Series devices. These phones may exhibit higher radiation levels due to the complex interplay of advanced features, high-performance antennas, and intensive power demands, all of which contribute to increased electromagnetic emissions in order to maintain superior connectivity and functionality.” Stocklytics financial analyst, Edith Reads. Samsung Phones Posing Higher SAR Levels Some Samsung Galaxy S22 and A23 models have high SAR levels According to the report, some of Samsung's newest handsets are getting near to those safety limits. The Galaxy S22 range is inching up to the top level allowed for radiation near your head and body. The more troubling issue, however, is the numbers for the A23 phones - their head SAR is greatly worrisome at 1.49. But all is not lost. Samsung has done many low-radiation handsets in the past, including Note 10+ and A72. Their new S24 models seem better than the S22-carrying lower SARs despite more fancy new features. So what are we to make of all of this? Yes, some Samsung phones set off alarm bells, yet it is clear that the company knows how to produce handsets that are safer. As mobiles get smart, brands have to balance innovation with shielding customers from excess radiation exposure. What Can Be Done Samsung's newer S24 models show improved, lower SAR levels. Meanwhile, going forward, Samsung needs to learn from its past mistakes on approximation and radiation safety. After all, no technological marvel comes at the price of our well-being. Responsible mobile phone use is also instrumental in this regard: limited calls, speaker mode, wired headsets are some of the measures that can reduce the risks. Finally, a little reasonable caution about mobile radiation makes sense. But there is no need to panic either. All that is needed is transparent data, responsible companies, and sensible individual habits-so that we wisely enjoy our smartphones while keeping a check on the possible harms. FAQs What is Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)? SAR measures the amount of radiation absorbed by your body when using a mobile phone. Legal limits on SAR levels are set by watchdogs like the US government to ensure safety. Which Samsung phones have raised concerns about high SAR levels? The report highlights that the Galaxy S22 and A23 models are nearing the safety limits for radiation near the head and body, with the A23's head SAR level particularly high at 1.49. Are there any Samsung models with lower SAR levels? Yes, Samsung has produced low-radiation handsets in the past, such as the Note 10+ and A72. The newer S24 models also show improved SAR levels compared to the S22. What can consumers do to reduce their radiation exposure from mobile phones? Consumers can reduce risks by limiting call duration, using speaker mode, and opting for wired headsets. These practices help minimize direct exposure to mobile phone radiation. What steps should Samsung take to improve radiation safety in their phones? Samsung should learn from past models and prioritize radiation safety in their designs. Balancing innovation with customer safety is crucial, and continued focus on reducing SAR levels is necessary. Also Read: Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra Camera Comes with Zoom Tech Feature Also Read: Samsung Galaxy S23 FE 5G launch timeline tipped, said to come with Exynos 2200 & Triple-Camera Setup

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