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Professor Challis accepts that there is no evidence saying mobile phones are harmful to health. Though, he also points out that people have not been using them long enough for us to be sure. He, as
chairman of
Mobile Telecommunications and Health Research Program, has a concrete point.
Adding to that, customers need to see companies doing everything they could to better serve to their health. Customers are customers but they are more hostile than competitors when it comes to
reasons of their doctor visits.
The simple, softheaded strategy is pre-empting
attack through applying Challis’s technology. This is a golden opportunity given to
mobile manufacturers. Take it, don’t leave it!
On one of those “Today Show” with Matt Lauer, Donald Trump said: “I learned a lot from my brother who was an alcoholic… And I watched his life just be destroyed, I don’t drink, I don’t smoke. I never had a drug in my life ... alcohol is a drug. I mean, alcohol and tobacco are both terrible drugs. And, you know, I’d like to see
lawyers start going after
alcohol companies, cause I think alcohol is a much greater detriment than cigarettes.”
Legendary icon can be called sentimental. Though, he is pointing fingers in front of
public and lawyers would be excited to follow his order. However,
reality is that,
effect would not be as bad as tobacco industry as they achieved to pre-empt
attack by expanding their product line into non-alcoholic beverages and transformed their holistic market message to ‘Drink Responsibly’. This has put industry into low-key.
Every possible way to improve end users’ healthy relationship with
product needs to be heeded. On some extreme cases, it may be unattainable. Then, companies should focus on health on their R&D purposes and align their product line accordingly, which can be named as pre-emption. Challis’s finding, in that respect, is given. Even though there is no sign of an imminent attack, it is
future where problems and past where answers lie. If mobile industry insists on not accepting it, customers will be there to hunt them down.

Burak Fenercioglu is a freelance writer and working as a marketeer for a computer network security company for over 4 years. His writings are about ideas, strategy and innovation where you can find them at http://burakfenerci.blogspot.com