does a disabled cell phone still put out radiation?

[Metal Man 2]

Just wondering . I would think not but dont really see much info looking on the net. I like the ease of using the cell for for a alarm.

 

[beers]

Depends on your definition of 'radiation' as well as 'disabled'.

If it's a disallowed phone ID by the provider you'd still have your device attempting to connect and being rejected.

 

[Agent Smith]

I have an EMF meter that measures electric and magnetic fields. When I place the meter right up to the smartphone I get a reading, but that is when WIFI is active by the looks of it. Moving the meter just a few millimeters away and there is no reading at all. Here is my phone streaming Pandora.

Speaking of "radiation..." You can buy an ion tube foir a smartphone and have a poor mans Geiger counter. Even have UV and EMF detectors for phones as well.

http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fro...70.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.TRS0&_nkw=FTLAB&_sacat=0

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[Darren]

Unless it's off you're going to be getting some form of "radiation" out of it.

Why are you concerned about radiation from a phone?