EMF Radiation Detector

??? my face of radiation I guess

Near some appliances do not detect incremental values

Wait this matched up with the radiation detector that I bought NICE!

Your phone does not have a EMF sensor in it so why bother getting this clickbait app

ok so I have another iPad that’s an iPad Pro and when it got close we got high radiation and idk if that a problem or what so it’s rather I need help or what please tell me what

My counter is radioactive near high is that normal

I am a amateur radio operator and this looked very suspicious, as the standard way of measuring radio wave field strength is a field strength meter. For ionizing radiation (x-rays, gamma rays) a Geiger counter is used. EMF at the radio and microwave frequencies (30kHz-275GHz) is not harmful in any way, in fact cell phones and computers use radio to communicate, you know this as Wi-Fi. Radio waves pass right through humans with no problems, with very few exceptions. This app uses a magnet for sensing other magnetic fields, a factor a electromagnetic radiation. However, the electromagnetic fields of even a close antenna at high power barely move the counter, radio fields that are strong come in at a voltage of about 0.000050 Volts, with your phone charger using 12 volts. To conclude, radio waves do NOT have any adverse health affects, this app does NOT measure properly electromagnetic radiation ionizing or non-ionizing, rather it is a toy using magnetic fields.

So i have a EMF reader that i just got today, And i was comparing the app to the real EMF reader it does red on the real emf reader when my laptop is near it and orange going to red on the app if u cant afford an EMF reader then get this app i gave it a 3 out of 5 cause its not totally accurate but it works for a Substitute but otherwise you should get the real thing. -Vega

hi some times that app give 410 and orher times give me between 35 and 45 is this real mesurement or just a joke?

Apparently my art workshop is more dangerous than Chernobyl according to this app.