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JAKARTA – Although various efforts have been made to eradicate hoaxes, this false information continues to circulate on social media. All kinds of misleading information are still milling about for various purposes.
For example, recently there is information that states that wi-fi signal radiation can trigger cancer. Circulating a chain message on WhatsApp, which tells of a child with the initials ZRK contracted blood cancer due to device radiation, including wi-fi. READ ALSO –
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Responding to this, the Ministry of Communication and Informatics (Kominfo) confirmed that the information was not true.
Kominfo explained, cellphones do work with a radiation system or more precisely radio waves. However, there are no studies that confirm cell phone radios can cause cancer.
“In fact, there is no clear evidence that says this,” explained Kominfo, quoted from its official Twitter account, Wednesday (14/4/2021).
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