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| Clegg is supporting Wendy Hoy's walk to Ottawa, the purpose of which is to bring attention to people who suffer from electro-hypersensitivity linked to cellphone tower signals. |
"There is and will always be a use for technology in our lives, period. At the same time, I think we are learning more and more and more that you have to be careful...you have to use it safely," the former President of Microsoft Canada Frank Clegg says. Cellphone manufacturers BlackBerry and Apple both feature fine print warnings in user manuals that advise users to keep all devices at least 15 mm away from the body during use. But Clegg says the Canadian Government should put obvious warning labels on wireless devices because most people don't read the fine print. Clegg has established an organization (http://www.c4st.org/) which provides consumer safety tips and scientific information about technology including cell towers, cellular phones and wireless Internet.
Government should tell Canadians about wireless safety: former Microsoft Canada president
by Kristy Kirkup, Sun News, 11 October 2012
OTTAWA — The former president of Microsoft Canada says the federal government has a duty to inform Canadians about safety concerns related to wireless technology.
"We have a responsibility as adults, as parents, as legislators to inform people so they can make intelligent decisions," Frank Clegg said in an interview with QMI Agency.
OTTAWA — The former president of Microsoft Canada says the federal government has a duty to inform Canadians about safety concerns related to wireless technology.
"We have a responsibility as adults, as parents, as legislators to inform people so they can make intelligent decisions," Frank Clegg said in an interview with QMI Agency.









