Re: Windows 10 and 11 power state habits: shutdown, sleep or hibernate
Maria Sophia <[email protected]> Tue, 27 Jan 2026 08:37:14 -0500
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Mr. Man-wai Chang wrote: >> Man-wai is worried about his supply of microwave popcorn, getting >> popped when he isn't looking :-) >> >> The last report I saw on bioactivity of radio waves, was around >> 300MHz. There seems to be a correlation between smartphone usage >> (held against the ear) and glial tumors in the head. > > And don't forget about data security! Leaving your wireless devices > powered on, online and unattended is not wise. You know what's really strange... unfathomably odd perhaps even???? There must be some reason, unbeknownst to me perhaps, why almost every wireless device ever made has that always unused on/off switch. Come to think of it, so does every bluetooth device. And every phone. And every computer too! What's going on here. Why is there even a switch? Why do they add such strange switches if we never need to turn it off? <https://thingsyoudidntknow.com/nsa-says-this-is-how-often-you-should-turn-off-your-phone/> :) -- I'm stating the obvious in part to answer the question & partly in jest.