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Offline Nemo

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Protect the Boys
« on: August 13, 2015, 10:27:13 PM »
Gotta keep them safe.  Always must save the children.  Future ones also.

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3196430/Anti-radiation-PANTS-sale-24-Wireless-Armour-boxer-shorts-claim-protect-package-Wi-Fi-signals.html

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'Anti-radiation' PANTS go on sale: £24 Wireless Armour boxer shorts claim to protect your package from Wi-Fi signals

    The cotton in Wireless Armour underwear is woven with a mesh of silver
    The silver 'cage' stops electromagnetic radiation going through the pants 
    Wireless Armour underwear is available from £24 ($38) - £35 ($55) a pair
    There is debate over whether smartphones have an effect on fertility in men

By Jack Millner For Mailonline
Published: 07:25 EST, 13 August 2015 | Updated: 08:20 EST, 13 August 2015

Carrying a phone in your pocket all day may seem harmless, but researchers have found evidence linking mobile devices to decreased fertility in men.

While the theory that phones can damage sperm is highly debated, one physician is taking no risks and has released a line of underwear that will protect his privates from radiation.

Concerned about the health of his 'little swimmers', Joseph Perkins from London has created a range of underwear fitted with silver 'cages' to protect them from the radiation.

'Like so many people, my smartphone and laptop use has increased dramatically in recent years, which made me realise that I was exposing myself to large amounts of electromagnetic radiation, mostly centred on my groin,' said the inventor.

'With my physics background I knew there must be a way to shield from electromagnetic radiation using a simple solution.'

Described by Sir Richard Branson as 'underpants for superheroes', the Wireless Armour underwear contains a mesh of pure silver woven into the fabric that shields against 99.9% of electromagnetic radiation, which is emitted from devices like smartphones, tablets and laptops. 

The mesh of silver is woven into the fabric of the pants, creating a so-called Faraday cage.

MOBILE PHONES AND FERTILITY

A team led by Dr Fiona Mathews, of Biosciences at the University of Exeter, conducted a systematic review of the findings from ten studies, including 1,492 samples, with the aim of clarifying the potential influence of mobile phones on fertility.

In control groups, 50 to 85 per cent of sperm had normal movement.

The researchers found this proportion fell by an average of 8 percentage points when there was exposure to mobile phones.

Similar effects were seen for sperm viability, while the effects on sperm concentration were less clear.

However Dr Allan Pacey, from Sheffield University, who researches sperm is not convinced of the danger, telling the BBC the quality of evidence from available studies is poor.

Faraday cages, named after inventor Michael Faraday, are used to protect electronics from interference by blocking the current.

For example, systems in parliament, banks and stock market servers are protected by the technology.

In the Wireless Armour range, thin threads of silver are woven in with cotton during the production stage.

This strengthens the underwear, but also makes them antimicrobial, protecting them from bacteria and keeping them smelling fresh.

Each pair has approximately 20 per cent silver woven into the fabric.

Wireless Armour underpants are available in two styles - tight-fitting boxer briefs or loose trunks.

There are then two versions of each, either a 360 model which protects from radiation in the front and back pockets, or an 180 model that only provides protection on the front of the body.

Wireless' Armour's Faraday cage fabric has been independently tested and was found to shield 99.97 per cent of Wi-Fi signals.

Physics graduate and chief executive Mr Perkins launched an Indiegogo campaign last year to fund production of his underwear range, which is now on sale.

The pants start from £24 ($38) a pair for 180 degree protection and up to £35 ($55) a pair for 360 degree protection.
The underpants that protect your privates from phone radiation
In the Wireless Armour range, thin threads of silver are woven in with the cotton during the production stage. Each pair has approximately 20 per cent silver woven into the fabric. Wireless Armour's Faraday cage fabric has been independently tested and was found to shield 99.97 per cent of Wi-Fi, table pictured


In the Wireless Armour range, thin threads of silver are woven in with the cotton during the production stage. Each pair has approximately 20 per cent silver woven into the fabric. Wireless Armour's Faraday cage fabric has been independently tested and was found to shield 99.97 per cent of Wi-Fi, table pictured

Mr Perkins said: 'Wireless Armour is designed to protect the health of a wireless generation glued to their mobile devices.

'We are exposing ourselves to unprecedented levels of electromagnetic radiation and this is showing with our declining sperm counts and increasing cases of cancer.

'Although the evidence is not conclusive it is piling up. Our goal is to make protection as easy as getting dressed!'

However, there is some debate within the research community as to whether radiation from phones has any effect on fertility.

A team led by Dr Fiona Mathews, of Biosciences at the University of Exeter, conducted a systematic review of the findings from ten studies, including 1,492 samples, with the aim of clarifying the potential influence of mobile phones on fertility.

In control groups, 50 to 85 per cent of sperm had normal movement.
Wireless Armour underpants are available in two styles - tight-fitting boxer briefs or loose trunks. There are then two versions of each - a 360 model which protects from radiation in the front and back, or an 180 model that only provides protection on the front of the body. The Boxer Brief 360 prototype is pictured


Wireless Armour underpants are available in two styles - tight-fitting boxer briefs or loose trunks. There are then two versions of each - a 360 model which protects from radiation in the front and back, or an 180 model that only provides protection on the front of the body. The Boxer Brief 360 prototype is pictured

The researchers found this proportion fell by an average of 8 percentage points when there was exposure to mobile phones.

Similar effects were seen for sperm viability, while the effects on sperm concentration were less clear.

Dr Mathews said: 'Given the enormous scale of mobile phone use around the world, the potential role of this environmental exposure needs to be clarified. This study strongly suggests that being exposed to radio-frequency electromagnetic radiation from carrying mobiles in trouser pockets negatively affects sperm quality.'

Despite this, Dr Allan Pacey, from Sheffield University, who researches sperm told the BBC the quality of evidence from available studies is poor.

'There have been some crazy and alarming headlines, but, in my opinion, the studies undertaken to date have been somewhat limited in scope because they have either irradiated sperm kept in a dish or they have made assessments of men's phone habits without adequately controlling for confounding variables, such as other aspects of their lifestyle,' he said.
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Re: Protect the Boys
« Reply #1 on: August 21, 2015, 04:40:41 PM »

Radio / Telephone radio frequency radiation is non ionizing.

This means that it does not cause mutation, the only thing it does is cause heating - think microwave popcorn.

This is one of the most basic things they teach you when you actually study to get your amateur radio licenses - not the hamburger in a day type class or a cheat sheet with just the questions and the answers.

My communications background allows me to delve deeper into the subject.

The first cell phones to come out - what I call a bag phone, was an analog device that produced anywhere from 5 to 50 watts.  The phone signal had to be robust because the spacing between the cell towers were at least 20 miles apart.  The logic was that 2G - second generation type phones had the highest demand in places where there was the most people.  So the cell phone companies - to get a jump on their competition, put up a couple of basic towers to cover a large area.   With an outside the vehicle antenna, it was possible to get some coverage - which was enough to sell a whole lot of phones - which paid for the system upgrades.

By the time we got to 3G - 3rd Generation, the build out was enough that they were able to make the phones smaller, the antennas smaller, reduce the amount of transmit power.
The logic is also - if you move the cell tower closer to the user, you can use less power to complete the call.
This reduces the demand on the battery, which makes the battery last longer.

The cell tower pings the cell phone from time to time.   This is just the GPS reporting where you are at.
There is no way short of taking out the battery or disabling the phone to stop the phone from reporting where you are at.  This is the NSA and the FBI and the CIA and the State Polices way of looking to see who was in the area when a certain crime was committed.

As far as your phone being turned off and yet producing enough RF to cause sterilization - I highly doubt if it is possible.
I would be more worried about a person getting cancer from holding the phone next to their ear, this is probably the reason for the invention of Bluetooth and speakerphone functions.. The liability alone is going to cost billions if you could ever relate the two and get some Federal Judge to award a settlement...

This is the main reason why I do not own a cell phone and I do not use a cell phone.
Until 2 months ago, all I had was Verizon Copper - landline..

Everything you say on your cell phone for at least 5 years is being recorded and stored.
Everything you text on your cell phone for at least 5 years is being recorded and stored.
Every picture you take or share is being recorded and stored at least 5 years!  Maybe 10!

Anything involving cryptology -before the designer can produce a copy, they first have to give a copy of the keys to the government.   So nothing you can do - other then designing your own program is secure.
And anything you design, the government can decode it in about an hour - if they want to!

Anything you need to want to be secure must be done face to face or by using some type of radio with a limited range - since it is highly unlikely that the government is going to waste their time trying to listen to every amateur radio frequency, GMRS, FRS and MURS, this is where you probably need to start to learn about wireless communications...

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Re: Protect the Boys
« Reply #2 on: August 21, 2015, 06:21:27 PM »
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Anything involving cryptology -before the designer can produce a copy, they first have to give a copy of the keys to the government.   So nothing you can do - other then designing your own program is secure.

Crypto is strong because of maths behind it, if you control the keys, the gov is fucked.
Any crypto that a 3rd party handles the key is compromised.

It's impossible to design a crypto algorithm for a normal person, open source implementing known and proved public-key encryption algorithms is the best choice.

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Re: Protect the Boys
« Reply #3 on: August 21, 2015, 08:49:46 PM »
That may be so but the armored undies have done an excellent job.  Willie and the boys are more lively now than they have been in a fair while. 

Before I got them I tried lining my undies with tinfoil.  Do not do that.  It is not comfortable on you, willie or the boys.

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Re: Protect the Boys
« Reply #4 on: August 22, 2015, 07:14:11 AM »
IMO, the best crypto is the basic book cipher.

The person who you are communicating has the same book (edition) that you have.

Locate word enter page (23) > paragraph on page (3) > sentence within (5) > word within sentence (1) = 23,3,5,1 or the word you are trying to send.

Never use the same page more than once and never buy the book using a card...Only cash. Tedious? Yupper. Decipherable without "the key " (book), nope. 
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