Evidence
Organize and explain peer-reviewed research on RF exposure, biological effects, and vulnerable populations.
PUBLIC HEALTH · SCIENCE · SAFER TECHNOLOGY
RF Safe connects research, practical exposure reduction, device data, and public policy—helping people make informed choices while advocating for standards that reflect modern science.
One connected mission
Understand the evidence. Reduce avoidable exposure. Build safer systems.
Search thousands of research papers, examine phone-specific radiation data, compare devices, and share clear visual summaries—all through one connected public resource.
Compare six reported SAR measurements across 124 phones in a fast, installable application.
Open the app →6,477 PAPERSSearch peer-reviewed records by effect, evidence, study type, year, and keyword.
Explore research →124 PHONE PROFILESReview device specifications alongside cellular-only and simultaneous-transmission SAR data.
Find a phone →VISUAL SAR SUMMARIESOpen phone-specific SAR panels designed for clear reference and social sharing.
Create a share →CHILD + ADULT MODELSExplore head and body absorption visualizations across supported phone models.
Compare models →PUBLIC POLICYUnderstand the laws, agency duties, court remand, and reforms shaping safer wireless policy.
Take action →RF Safe is a public-health initiative working across four connected areas. The objective is not fear of technology—it is technology designed and governed with biological reality in view.
Organize and explain peer-reviewed research on RF exposure, biological effects, and vulnerable populations.
Make device data understandable and promote habits that reduce unnecessary exposure through distance and connectivity choices.
Advance updated safety guidelines, continued federal research, agency accountability, and restored local participation.
Support wired, fiber, and light-based communication systems that can reduce dependence on continuous microwave exposure.
This section reads from the RF Safe publishing catalog and updates as new resources are released.