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		xtdx on Sept 9, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: The ban on electronic devices rests on anecdotes How do you know there isn't interference in the inaudible frequency range? Because you can't hear it?

nitrogen on Sept 9, 2012 [–]

It's an inference from the fact that the phones pass FCC regulations. Maybe that's an invalid inference.

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